[sdiy] sliders on panels

[Tom Adam]

Thanks for the replies.
As the front panel is damaged I need to replace that too, so I can make 
as much holes as I like.
I'll go with the subframe. Mount the sliders to the subframe and use 
spacers to attach the lot to the front panel.
I'm planning a small test to see if there's a difference between using 
spacers on the sliders and subframe or spacers on the subframe only.
Cheers,
ToAd

Tom Arnold schreef:
> On Fri, Mar 26, 2010 at 01:08:54AM +0100, cheater cheater wrote:
>   
>> It really depends on your requirements for serviceability. Mixer
>> faders are different from synth faders in that they get a LOT more use
>> in a studio. The reason that the screws show on many high-quality
>> mixers is that this way it's easy to hinge the front plate and unscrew
>> the fader to clean it out or replace without mucking around too much.
>>     
>
> Thats a really good point.  Well, if there are already holes in the mixer
> panel for original sliders and you were just making a mounting plate to fit
> in your new sliders, I'd say that'd be a good call for the subframe vs
> drilling new holes.  Slight bit more work vs aesthetics.
> But, yeah, I'd say 99.99% of Klee sequencers were not built with the concept
> of servicablity as a major concern... :-)
>
>   

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