...but assuming has gotten me into trouble plenty of times in the past. Just wanted to confirm some thoughts and ask some questions. I believe I'm going to build a Midibox64E. I started out thinking I'd build a Midibox64 but I've come to realize that I want some rotary encoders with momentary switches. It seems harder to dig up info on the design of a 64E. Please confirm that I have my facts straight. 1)The hardware implementation of a 64E in terms of modules, with the exception of the number of DIN and DOUT modules, is identical to a standard 64. \ 2)One can have a total of 128 buttons or 64 encoders, or a mix of the two (ie 64 buttons and 32 encoders). 3)128 DOUTs, ie 128 LEDs are possible. 4)Banksticks and extra modules can be added at a later time up to the limits of the given project. And a few questions: 5)Could someone point me towards some info on how to wire up a combination of buttons and encoders to DIN modules? 6)The controller I plan on building will be used for gigging. I need ruggedness. I'm thinking for starters that it would be wise to panel mount power and MIDI I/O jacks as opposed to mounting on the PCB. Any other tips on keeping a unit road ready? 7)This doesn't have anything to do with the MBHP necessarily and it's putting the cart slightly before the horse, but I'm looking for 20mm travel detented slider potentiometers. Has anyone run across these? I can find them without detents, but that wont do... I'm sure I will have lots more questions along the way. Thanks to everyone in advance.