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Sorry, haven't been here much lately. Let me know if you still need that photo.

Stryd, thanks for the links, very interesting project.

Dude, This sound great!! I look forward to the final app. thanks..

Ultra, I personally used the MAX1044, but I think they are both pin compatible. And yes, you might need one per LCD, it depends, since some LCD's (even the same model) might react differently on negative voltage. Try using one first, if it looks ok. cheer!!

That's why they should be called "CellPhone Shack" too. ;D

How about Radio Smack!! :D

Nice one!! ;)

LOL :D

Andrew, that's sucks! :( I'm not sure if you've notice that most Radio Shack employee are not that good in electronics, at least on Most of the store that I visit. :( No offense to you RadSnack guys with electronic skillz!! ;)

Rock on!! Same here!! ;D MS fanboy!! ;D

Even this Radio Shack soldering Iron work better than that thing. http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2062758

Good choice of project.. ;) Welcome aboard. ;D.

I see it with Firefox 1.5.0.6.

You know, I was curious about this too. ??? But I'm too cheap to bet my $19 bux for it. ;D Besides, the tip seems to be very fat!! Not good work PCB work!! cheers!!

Right!! Except for electrolytic capacitor.

Wow Joe, that is a good price.. :D Man, I already order my panel from Schaeffer which cost me $120 bux.. :'( Oh, and the size of the panel is 19.0157"x5.2165" which is a rack mounted type. I'm sure somebody in this forum could use your services for their future projects. thanks for the info BTW. :)

How much will it be to silkscreen this panel? http://www.ucapps.de/midibox_seq/mbseq_panel_proto_final.gif thanks..

Congrats Steve!! very professional looking!!

Yes, understood.. I simply intent to make these projects for my personal use only.

Steve, Very impressive design!! thank you!! ;)

I agree 100%.. ;) But I think our n00b friend might ask where is the link to the clockbox? Search the forum brah-dah!! ;D cheers!!

Woah Dude... You got your work cut out for you in the next few months. Forget about your families and friends ;D , coz that is a major project. ;) I know its sounds exciting, but keep in mind these projects takes a lot of time plus money. ;) Well first off, do this, before commiting to this project: 1. Prototype out your user interface layout. i.e. switches and pots, & encoders. Draw the actual pots and switches on a big cardboard box, this helps alot. 2. Count how many inputs and outputs, then you'll figure out your total modules. DIN's/DOUT's etc. 3. Read the funny but informative n00b 4 dummies: http://www.midibox.org/forum/index.php?topic=3650.0 4. If you are still conviced that this project is for you... Start ordering your kits and stuff. ;D enjoy!!

Yo! TK, I did the same thing also for my MBSEQv2. http://www.midibox.org/forum/index.php?topic=4866.15 It looks and it works great so far. ;D I'm just waiting for schaffer to ship me my panel.. cheers!!

NP.. ;)

I know this might sound kind'a lazy. But, here it goes anyway's.. :-[ Can anybody here in this forum would like to share their Core_v2/3 schematics in Eagle format. Any custom Core schematics will help as well. Please!!! :-[ I'm currently practicing Eagle schematics for my days off, due to my recent car accident back in Aug 25th.. I'm fine all and all, except I have an excruciating pain on my lower back due to a muscle sprain. Starting last thursday, my doctor have me stay home for about a week. So I have alot of time on my hand!! thanks guys!!