[sdiy] more on cables/headers

[Dan Snazelle]

OK

so i am going to go with the ALL-ELECTRONICS pre-built connectors (great deal by the way when you figure in the cost of the parts, the wire, and the crimping time-i think a buck a piece is pretty good...)


thats not the point. my question is this.

with a panel that is going to have around 68 components (including switches and pots) (although rotarys will have 5 connections each i suppose) and i am wondering if I REALLY need a header for each and every pot. sure it would make it easier to remove individual things from the board...but for me to take the board out in a jiffy i would actually need to have every single thing on the board on a header and that seems unrealistic with a project this size...or is that the norm?

i want this to be professional but i dont want to spend 200 bucks on header/cable pairs and then the rotary switches would need about 5 each!!

how do you guys approach this? just headers for the power and maybe key pots?

i am in the middle of soldering up the pcb and i need to make this decision fast so i can order the right amount of headers.

thanks




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> From: pfperry at melbpc.org.au
> To: Synth-diy at dropmix.xs4all.nl
> Subject: RE: [sdiy] smoothing out PWM CV
> Date: Fri, 12 Sep 2008 09:11:47 +1000
> CC:
>
> What about a twin-T notch? Either active or passive?
> That's about the simplest for a fixed frequency.
> http://www.radio-electronics.com/info/circuits/rc_notch_filter/twin_t_notch_
> filter.php
>
> paul perry Melbourne Australia
>
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