[sdiy] An unusual case

[Tim Parkhurst]

Think I saw a Ray Wilson Soundlab housed in one of these...
http://www.goldmine-elec-products.com/prodinfo.asp?number=G15860

Could be fun.

Tim (Grease 2 is on TV... does the remote have anything lower than
'mute'?) Servo
-- 
"Imagination is more important than knowledge." - Albert Einstein

Speaking of weird cases, I think we should have a contest: who can
design the weirdest, neatest, most unusual, versatile
noisemaker/synth. The rules? 1-you have to use currently available
production parts and 2-You are limited to ten panel controls. They can
be pots or switches or jacks, but no funky dual concentric pots or any
other unobtanium. I think THAT might force some weirdness/creativity.
The winner gets... I don't know. How about some parts that you can't
use in the contest: a 566, a 3080 and a metal can 2N2222 (okay, that
last one is allowable, but I have a few of them I don't know what to
do with). Crappy prizes? What do you want - this is all in a P.S. for
heaven's sake. ;-)