Will and I were discussing this just last night and have decided to do a combined unit. A 3U panel would be fine - or four. I occurred to us that a panel similar to the elliptical Klee could probably be implemented in four units. And we'd be fine with that too. In fact, there are particular advantages to that implementation... one being that it would graphically represent the rotary nature of the original Hammond scanner. FWIW. Bill (and Will)
--- In ModularSynthPanels@yahoogroups.com, Scott Juskiw <scott@...> wrote:
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> I believe you can combine the interpolating scanner and vibrato into
> one as Dave Brown has done:
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> http://modularsynthesis.com/jhaible/scanner/jhscanner.htm
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> Then you don't have to provide two panels for this one PCB. I was
> going to assemble mine in a similar way, but probably without the LED
> inside the pot shaft. I figured this would probably require a 3U
> panel; Dave's is a bit tight at 2U, imho.
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> > oops -- vibrato : )
> > uses same board as interp. scanner
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