[sdiy] Suitecase synth (asm-1): mechanical considerations?
Sandro Traversi
straversi at libero.it
Mon Nov 24 00:09:32 CET 2003
I'm also troubling with asm1 connections.
My alternatives are:
1 - many single wires from each PCB point to panel (pots - banana -
jacks - +V - -V - GND - ...)
that's actually what i'm doing and (yeah) is not simple to get with so
many wires.
2 - just for powering connections (+V -V & GND) - a first attempt was
to connect every point as an dragnet
My 2 cents.
Sandro
Domenica, 23 nov 2003, alle 20:58 Europe/Rome, Julian ha scritto:
> Hi there,
>
> I am considering a dual ASM-1 setup in one of those aluminium atache
> cases.
>
> What im hoping to achieve is the pcbs in the base of the case, with
> all the
> 3.5mm jack sockets and the power source, and then all the controll pots
> built into the lid of the case. I havent counted exactly, but two
> asm-1s
> could add up to 60+ pots, so thats at least 120 wires that i need to
> carry
> between the lid an the base.
>
> What im after then is suggestions as to how to achieve this. Somthing
> that
> ive considered is ribbon cables, plugged in to both the top and the
> bottom
> with standard IDC style plugs / sockets. Im not sure as i forsee
> actually
> unplugging these, but it would allow that, or replacement, if anythign
> did
> start going wrong with them catching. Not ideal visualy (3x50pin
> cables)
> but id feel pretty confident that itlld work at least.
>
> No audio would be carried to the top half of the synth, so im right in
> thinking that shielding wouldnt be necisary at all?
>
> Am i stepping too far in this?
>
> Any advice, even if its saying "dont bother" would be appreciated :)
>
> Cheers, Julain
>
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