Analogue-sequencer

There are some new photos added at:
http://www.colinfraser.com/p3/p3-inside.htm
including photos of the various switch options - those of you soon 
to build your own will need to choose which type to use.

Cheers,
Colin f

Colin,

> There are some new photos added at:
> http://www.colinfraser.com/p3/p3-inside.htm
> including photos of the various switch options - those of you soon 
> to build your own will need to choose which type to use.

looks good..
I already have my switchs :-)

Paul

Thanks for the update! I'm still leaning towards the Schaeffer rack-mount
panel, but mounted in a wooden case of my own construction. Somehow I like
those square buttons, and knowing my metalworking skills, or at lesat my
ability to cut a straight line in meatl, it's going to *have* to be
Schaeffer!

Frank
--in very soggy Baltimore.

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From: colinfraser_com [mailto:yahoo@colinfraser.com]
Sent: Saturday, June 07, 2003 9:32 AM
To: analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [analogue-sequencer] Web page update


There are some new photos added at:
http://www.colinfraser.com/p3/p3-inside.htm
including photos of the various switch options - those of you soon
to build your own will need to choose which type to use.

Cheers,
Colin f

> Thanks for the update! I'm still leaning towards the 
> Schaeffer rack-mount
> panel, but mounted in a wooden case of my own construction. 
> Somehow I like
> those square buttons, and knowing my metalworking skills, or 
> at lesat my
> ability to cut a straight line in meatl, it's going to *have* to be
> Schaeffer!

The remaining problem I have with the rack mount panel is how to mount
the midi and din sync sockets so that they can be used either with the
unit sitting on the desk, or mounted in the rack - without taking up
extra rack space because the plugs need room to get into the sockets.
I guess the sockets need to either be moveable (like on those Mackie
mixers) or recessed well back from the top edge of the panel.

Colin f

Hi all--

>The remaining problem I have with the rack mount panel is how to mount
>the midi and din sync sockets so that they can be used either with the
>unit sitting on the desk, or mounted in the rack - without taking up
>extra rack space ...

Quite so. Since my plans involve a wooden box into which the rack panel
would be mounted, just putting them on a little panel 'round back will be
fine. It will be interesting to see what sort of enclosures other folks
using the rack panel face end up with.

I presume we're all empowered to upload files to the yahoo groups page
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/analogue-sequencer/
and I for one hope that folks will be uploading pictures of their particular
mounting/casing/panel implementations...

Frank
-trying a little harder for decent spelling, this time  :-)

> I presume we're all empowered to upload files to the yahoo groups page
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/analogue-sequencer/

I think so - if you can't post files, let me know and I'll have a look
at the preferences.
I've not really looked at the Yahoo functionality beyond messages.

> and I for one hope that folks will be uploading pictures of 
> their particular
> mounting/casing/panel implementations...

Indeed.

Cheers,
Colin f