[sdiy] In the Dark

[Amos]

Yes, I can certainly tell you.

There are two layers of adhesive decals on the metal chassis. The top layer
has the panel graphics in "white" on black... but all of the lines/text that
appear to be white are actually clear frosted plastic. (i.e. the whole decal
is clear frosted plastic, with black masking printed on).
Beneath this is another self-adhesive decal which is specially printed with
areas of blue electroluminescent material. There are electrical contacts and
all, laminated into this underlayer.

The electroluminescent material works in the normal manner, and shines
through the overlayer when it is illuminated. Google e.g.
"electroluminescent material" "EL wire" "electroluminescent driver"
electroluminescent +inverter --for more information.

On 10/28/05, Genie Murasaki <genie at netsynth.org> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> Could anyone tell how Bob put the blue backlit panel in his Minimoog
> Voyager
> Anniversary Edition? Any material information for diy?
>
>
> http://www.moogmusic.com/detail.php?product_endorse_item=1&modify=true&main_
> product_id=109&endorse_main_id=31#page
>
> Best,
>
> genie
> http://netsynth.org/
>
>
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