
actually maybe it would be better to DIY something that worked ....
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ghengis wrote:He also doesn't like pot nuts on the outside which means a hidden layer behind the front panel. While aesthetically nice, they are a bit of a pain to get together.
cya
Geoff
prequalizer wrote:ghengis wrote:He also doesn't like pot nuts on the outside which means a hidden layer behind the front panel. While aesthetically nice, they are a bit of a pain to get together.
cya
Geoff
Are you talking about the silver panel behind the front? Are you saying the the pot nuts are after the silver panel and behind the front case?
eg.
pot --> silver panel --> nut --> front case --> knob
If this is the case, then wouldn't the rest of the parts connected to the silver panel like the push buttons, VU, etc, be out of alignment?
I think you have that wrong, the silver panel is flush against the front case, and thats why people complain that they can not get the pot nuts on and have to make a cut out on the silver panel so that the pots are up against the front case and not the silver panel. The silver panel is only there to hold the push button poles which mount the push buttons.
Correct me if I am wrong, but I have not seen anyone build the DIY 1176 with purushas case with the pot nut elsewhere. The holes for the pots on his case arent even big enough to allow the nuts through.
Has he redesigned them?
EvLoutonian wrote:Your units look very cool, Mike.
I just got some of the MNATS Rev J boards .. designed for the Lundahl transformers..
Do you think this board would also work with the parts kit from Hairball, if I mounted the I+O transformers off the board?
(I think it's compatible with the RevF version, not orig A thru D versions).
andygriffiths wrote:Mike, I'd consider it if it was a revA
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