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Woah! that's sweet!! More pictures please!! ;D

As long as you follow all of SmashTV component placement your good. About the jumpers, since SmashTV's boards are double sided, you don't need any jumpers.. cheers!!

George, Thanks for that great info. You have explained all of my questions regarding toner PCB transfer!! :) I will try this process as soon as I can. cheers!!

George, When you say Staples paper, are you talking about just a regular copy/bond paper? Are they glossy paper? Do you have the part number? thanks..

Do you have an LCD connected on this core? If so, what does it say?

Some, I got it from SmashTV's site: http://www.avishowtech.com/mbhp/buy.html And the rest I got it from my local Fry's Electronics.

Actually, my encoders on my MBSEQv2 have those lines too. I got it from our local Radio Shack. This is just temporary until I get to order the one I like. cheers!!

I'm 100% on this also.. That's why I think this is cool look'n..

I posted a few pictures about this: http://www.midibox.org/forum/index.php?topic=4866.15 They are 3mm LEDs, T1 3/4 5mm LED caps, & a 12mm x 12mm tact swithes. thanks!!

;D

Wow,, my original plan before was to create a controller for Numerology as well. But instead, I ended up with MBSEQv2!! ;D An LCD is very usefull in this case to get some feedback on your controller. From troubleshootimg, loading MIOS, etc. They are very cheap. SmashTV sells them for I think 6 bux. Here's the link: http://www.avishowtech.com/mbhp/buy.html

Dude, who cares if you don't have the case yet!! At least you have it close to your monitor. Check out mine!! It's on the floor!!

Yes, very true!!

Yes, I mean knobs.. IMO those are nice. Remember beauty is in the eyes of the beholder!! :P If they are cheap, well I guess I have a deal!! If they are 10 cents a knobs,, well then I'll get $5,00 worth of it!! ;D ;D cheers!!

I you are wondering about the polarity, it doesn't matter. The core has its own bridge rectifier, thus it can take AC or DC and the wire can go either way. As long as you get the right amperage and voltage, your are golden. ;)

Very true, coz almost all major uC have some MIDI project out there.. I'm not sure if there are any Stamp based MIDI project... Hmmm. ::)

For me, I leaned towards the PIC due to my past robotics experience. There are so many codes that you can re-use for the PIC in regards to robotics. Then now when I joined this forum a few months back, I was actually glad that this projects platform is PIC based. Now, I get to re-use some of my old uC. ;D Plus, Basic is where I cut my teeth on to. In robotics world, PIC and Basic is like Peanut Butter and Jelly. ;D All I need to do now is learn C or ASM for MIDIBOX, which is all good. ;D The AVR camp is getting a lot of user base as well IMO. It's almost at the same level as the PIC. The AVR camp is evangilizing all the time that AVR is more feature set than PIC. I would not really know if this is true, since I have no experience with AVR. Kind'a like if you are an Emac guy or Vi, Slack or Debian, KDE or Gnome in *nix world!! cheers!!

It gives a new meaning of "This guy right here got alot of spunk". ;D

Ludo, Those knobs are nice. Where did you get those? And how much are they? thanks..

When I read this post, this reminds me of Moebius's "n00b 4 dummies". http://www.midibox.org/forum/index.php?topic=3650.0 Makes a good laugh!! ;D ;D

I think in this case, you'll say DOH!! Hommer Simpson!! ;D ;D

Amen!! my bra-duh!! I was in the same boat few months back!! ;D ;D Very well said!!

thanks Frank!!

Wow, Andrew this sounds amazing and thank you for sharing this project!! ;D Actually, your naming convetions make a whole lot of sense IMO. I was not a member of this forum back then but... Welcome back to the forum in behalf of us newbies... ;D

Ludo, I like the color of the SID's panel. I guess blue with white lables do really work well.