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my not so good first idea for holding everything in place while soldering :-[ ::
first boards i have touched in over 20 years and i remembered some boards from back then [ NEC i think ] using something similar
now i just use tape ::)
NEW SEQ V3
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Posted 02 November 2008 - 09:24
up and running !
have not found any issues so far, all good .
have not found any issues so far, all good .
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Posted 02 November 2008 - 09:29
Spiffy!
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Posted 02 November 2008 - 10:37
Is there an MBOTW post for this yet, or should I move it?
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Posted 04 November 2008 - 05:46
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Is there an MBOTW post for this yet, or should I move it?
I had not considered doing that , if you think its worthy by all means move it .
However i am not yet happy with the way the front panel labeling has come out .
I used the process i normally use on guitar headstocks which requires quite a few coats of lacquer
over the top, not so good on ally as you can't build it up as thick and it comes out very shiny [see attached pic ]
I can dull it down but it is a very slow and tedious process . unfortunately i don't have the time at present to do this
To many other projects including a figured maple dining room table for the missus which i promised her as a trade off
so i can build a large modular synth .
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Posted 04 November 2008 - 10:57
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Looks very nice! I'd love to see some closer details of your knobs and light rings.
Fnaaaar Fnaaar! :o
Very Nice looking box, well done on your DIY knobs, they look very proffesional.
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Posted 04 November 2008 - 17:32
this are some nice pictures, the knobs look expensive to me, especial the vandalism button.
The BPM Display is a really nice tool and fits perfectly in to the front.
i am at most impressed of the Inside, it looks like there is a hidden area for the wiring.
this is realy lots of work...
but what i real dont like at all is the colour and the different plays / stop switches.
i think a black case with the blue lights would have been better, also the same button
as the others for play /stop... might be a matter of taste :D
This is a realy nice sequencer, you can see that lots of work and money has spend on it
:)
The BPM Display is a really nice tool and fits perfectly in to the front.
i am at most impressed of the Inside, it looks like there is a hidden area for the wiring.
this is realy lots of work...
but what i real dont like at all is the colour and the different plays / stop switches.
i think a black case with the blue lights would have been better, also the same button
as the others for play /stop... might be a matter of taste :D
This is a realy nice sequencer, you can see that lots of work and money has spend on it
:)
