[SEQ-guts]

Sorry about the late reply.

Yes, it's just for the AOUT_NG, so I only need one pair of caps. It makes it lower, so it won't get in the way of the front panel.  

[SeqV4+ custom keycaps]

Very nice!

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Wow Bruno! Now I want one too 

[TPD Dots]

Looks fine to me. Track 4 is selected. Half way in the length of the sequence.

[OLRE16 with Lattice CPLD as Clocking/Addressing interface]

Très chic!

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ooups, I used up my daily "like-allowance" of 5 likes, so I apparently don't like this photo ;) 

[mb808-3.jpg]

Very nice Alfredo! Congratuwelldone :)

[sammich.jpg]

Thanks. Yes, it's the other half with internal wiring for audio, midi and power. Easy connection with D-Sub cables. Still deciding about the filters and CV, where to put it and how to wire it. 

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Beautiful craftsmanship!  

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Very nice with that big connector and ventilation ribs. 

[New Cartridge version]

Looks good. :)

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Thanks guys.

The swithes I use under all my reuse of caps is the TE Con. FSM 103.

Yes, it's a 20x4. The 5 pots are connected to J5 as knobs. The last pot is the feedback mod

[BLM]

:) It's inspired by the old DDR Vermona DRM. They should be orange really but red's close enough 4 2 the floor, maaan

[#1 front]

you have every right to, it's beautiful 

[iPAD support and future Atari Pads support]

Nice for the "Fruits" ;)

[MB-TIA Standalone Manager]

This is going to make it really fun to play with

[IMG 1787]

An example of the level of detail in this project

[IMG 2612 2]

Great PCB engineering!

All that in such a small case.

I thought the surface mount TQFP PIC was gona be a major PITA, but it was fairly easy :)

Great for space challenging projects like this.

Great work Antichambre! 

[Midibox SEQV4 with BLM / TPD]

WOW!

That's what I call a Midibox.

Beautiful piece of equipment

Very inspiring 

[detail_2]

I hope so :)

[guts of the 6581 chipped]

thanks

the sammichSID base pcb does that for you :)

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thanks sineSurfer,

yes the elSID was definately an inspiration

I went for a simpler CS though for my first build

I might add a couple of buttons and led's for filter options

for now I'm just thrilled with the sound :)

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thanks for the kudos Hawkeye and Antix

yes arti492, I will burn in hell, but not for reusing a case for a speccy, I just bought the empty case

I might burn in hell for buing SID's on ebay without knowing for shure that no Commodore was harmed in the process.

Besides what's the bad thing about burning in hell anyway, that's really all there is to do there :)

the buttons are also a reuse from the same case