MOTM

FreeClyde. Not Photoshop, trust me :)

http://www.freeclyde.com/projects/motm/previews.html

Paul S.

Well, except for the part in the concept images where he stuck a cut
down Synth of Doom image in there!

Seriously, what a beautiful case! What blows me away is how fast they
completed the project. From concept to completion in, what, 4 months?

Where can I get my hands on that carpenter? LOL

Moe
http://www.hotrodmotm.com

--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "Paul Schreiber" <synth1@a...> wrote:

>
> FreeClyde. Not Photoshop, trust me :)
> 
> http://www.freeclyde.com/projects/motm/previews.html
> 
> Paul S.
>

That's a nice looking box. How many times has Moe's Synth of Doom 
become the inspiration for cabinet design? It was for me. Should we 
start sending royalty cheques?

>FreeClyde. Not Photoshop, trust me :)
>
>http://www.freeclyde.com/projects/motm/previews.html
>
>Paul S.

> FreeClyde. Not Photoshop, trust me :)
> 
> http://www.freeclyde.com/projects/motm/previews.html

It's a lovely piece of woodworking, and an impressive concept, but wouldn't
it be a pain to have the LCDs obscured by criss-crossing patch cables? 

--Adam

>  > FreeClyde. Not Photoshop, trust me :)
>>
>>  http://www.freeclyde.com/projects/motm/previews.html
>
>It's a lovely piece of woodworking, and an impressive concept, but wouldn't
>it be a pain to have the LCDs obscured by criss-crossing patch cables?

Not only that, but all the cables overtop of the keyboard can't make 
it much fun to play. Maybe they didn't think it all the way through.

This is just a test setup. They are installing $800 worth of patch bays that 
connect to the rear
of each side, then back and forth. Also, there is a riser still in woodworking 
that the keyboard fits under.

Paul S.