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Greetings Midi Boxers! I have been member here since 2009. The possibility of building a SEQ is what originally brought me here. I did realize that possibility and have enjoyed using my SEQ4 for many years now. I am retiring this year and I am liquidating my studio so I have a SEQ4 that wish to sell. This SEQ4 was one of the original ones built when the first batch of Heidenreich enclosures were available. It has a custom built power board, Core32 CPU, a Julian front panel, the TK designed back panel, a pair of seppoman's MBHP_ETH PCB and MBHP_SDCARD PCB's, 40x2 Optrex Green on Black high contrast LCD displays and a Quad IIC board. (The IIC board is populated, mounted and connected but I never upgraded the code or config file to activate it as I recall.) I have also mounted some light stalks to make using it in low light situations easier. Two power supplies are provided (One for the SEQ the other for the lights). Pictures can be seen here: http://pushmountain.com/midibox/ Asking $700USD. Includes insured shipping anywhere in the world (I'm in the US). PayPal only. I would really like to sell this to someone in the MidiBox community. Direct questions or comments to: gtxdude at gmail dot com

Getting there :-) The modular PCBs are basically done; the top row would be underneath the OLEDs. I was looking at a through hole microSD card on the front, but I'm changing the Core so it will move to the back and turn into the common 3M full sized one. Have to figure out a different solution for the beat LED, which TK. insisted on :-). It might be that the Line Driver can be squashed a bit, but there should be plenty of room for everything, even AOUT/DOUT boards with a breakout on DB-25 (or 3.5mm/1/4" sockets) instead if you wanted. Because the PCBs are modular, you could move the jogwheel into the centre. TK. would say that this disconnects the displays, especially when there's information that flows onto the second OLED. But if you prefer a bit more symmetry then why not? :-) For sure, I'm a DAW-less guy, so this is gonna be the heart of my setup too. Best, Andy

Ok, sorry for the delay. Here's my backpanel with the holes for the current core, midi IO, line driver and IIC module. I removed the 3.5mm jack from the discovery board. seqV4 2015 TP final 9Oct15.fpd seqV4 2015 TP final 9Oct15.svg