Knobs and stuff

[david leigh]

Also you could use a sub chassis that holds the pots
>away from the panel, this can be very attractive since the pot nuts
>cannot be seen at all. The bummer with this is that jack sockets and
>toggle swicthes still have to be mounted on the front directly, which
>can hamper construction.

If a printed circuit board(etched!!) is used as the sub panel, then the pots 
and jacks can be attached to this.(depending on the type of each) This is 
what im currently doing with my synth. Only problem is i still need to cut 
the pot shafts to size!!

Best thing is the pcb pattern can be used as a drill template for the frount 
panel:)

Got the idea from here:

http://www.synthfool.com/diy/aemit.html


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