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Because the yellow/gold letters are turning green, it actually means they are absorbing RED light and this lets the remaining GREEN light pass through. So using green backlights will probably work differently. My Moog Voyager has a backlit panel 8), and with the intensity turned all the way up it hums pretty badly. Thankfully it doesn't get into the audio, but there is the possibility it might for these sorts of things, as someone said.

Metals are usually opaque... and he has "acrylic" in the title ;) I don't really know of other plastics you would use for panels but it would depend on the material's refractive index, thickness and colour. It's hard to tell from his pictures, but it may be "smokey" acrylic which would transmit some light.

You could always try LED strips: All the tracks are topside, so in theory you could somehow mount to the CS PCB. Probably the rigid ones are what you want.

Beer sometimes helps There you go

nILS's next MIDIBox project and latest single:

Wilba's got mine, but that's something I'll have to nag him about ;) Where's my eucalyptus stick when I need it? Oh there it is *whack*

$$$ :)

Of course, there I am, 4th 5th from the top (ordered on the day of the release :)) http://www.avishowtech.com/mbhp/status.html SmashTV seems to being having a delay. It's cool, I can wait.

Hey Lars I'm interested in multiple clocks also; please do share if/when you get something working. I won't be much use with the programming side of things unfortunately, but I'm happy to help if I can. Now, when's that Core32 coming? ;)

Rhodes Chroma :D (It's just asking for a MIDIBox64E ;))

You're doing very well, I'm sure. Thanks for YOUR time/patience etc. :D

I have a Teisco 110f :). It's probably out of tune seeing as I haven't touched it in a while. I remember the KB scaling wasn't very good when I got it. I also have the schematics/ service manual. You could probably wire to the filter cutoff knob, but you will need an AOUT_NG or _LC module to generate the CV.

It's tofu, isn't it?

Vanadium

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^ ^^ Time for a new iron? :o

Where's my car? (Sorry ;))

I'm not too sure, sorry. If you can get to Jaycar I'd recommend having a look at both. I'm using 60/40 0.71mm rosin flux solder, and with the knob on halfway it works very well. Of course, you don't get an exact temperature readout, but that's why it cost $70 instead of more ;) Good luck and Happy Birthday!

I've got the Duratec one here: http://jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?ID=TS1620&CATID=29&form=CAT&SUBCATID=425 Fairly cheap and works well. Tip is replaceable; I haven't looked for spares yet. This one http://jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?ID=TS1560&CATID=29&form=CAT&SUBCATID=627 looks very similar, but the holder is plasticy and will slide around. Also, the actual "pencil" seems a bit more "sturdy" or "substantial" on my one.

Wilba

fussylizard 2 strophlex 3 nsunier ~10 rosch 3 ssp 2 (maybe 4) gtxdude 2 matoz 4 lucem 6 enth 3 flemming 1 kyo 2 wilba 6 (possible per discussion w/ fussylizard) dstamand 1 olga42 5 latigid on 2 ---------------------- ~52 Thanks for organising the Order! I'll also update the thread title so we can get those lurkers interested ;)

The MB-SEQ will only record in steps. For looping MIDI phrases, I use a Roland MC-505 Groovebox

Hi there! Where were you searching? Did you try http://www.ucapps.de/midibox_seq_v3.html

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