ASM-1 pictures on the web.

[Christopher_List at Sonymusic.Com]

>> 2. If you're careful you can save wiring work for summing
>> nodes (CV inputs, audio inputs to the filter, etc.) by leaving the
resistors off of the PCB
>> and "floating" them over the back of the faceplate. <snip>
>> then run just one wire to the PCB.

> This isn't such a great idea - you'll be prone to stray capacitance
> and a few other electrical nasties by having your summing node
> spread out over a large physical area. Rule of thumb is to keep
> summing nodes as small as possible and as close to the input device as
possible.
>
> On the other hand, you may get lucky and everything works just fine - my
02.
>
 > _________ Scott Morgan __ Interval Music Systems ________

 Hmmm, I was wondering about stuff like that - good to know, maybe I'll
    change my ways.
 So far I haven't had any problems, but I haven't worked with it
    extensively....

 Thanks for the tip.

 - CList