Yes, We are making a Kenton breakout panel now. Here is a link to a little
better looking file than then one Chris crunched up for the list:
http://www.wiseguysynth.com/larry/misc/Kenton.bmpOur metal is off in paint process right now. So, while it is too late for
me to add any metal to my current order, I could print one on Paul's metal
if you want. I am assuming Paul has a 2U panel in stock (he usually does).
I am hoping for stuff to go to the printer in a week or so. Let me know if
you want to pursue it.
Another option which I have been using for a while is:
http://www.wiseguysynth.com/larry/misc/pro-2000.jpgThis brings forward a portion of the back panel connections:
both gate, both CV and MIDI in on right ear.
all 6 aux CVs on left ear.
And I highly ditto JH's comments about 1/8 jacks. You can get really nice
ones, 6 foot long, surplus for about $1 each with nice molded ends. I cut
the cable to length keeping the one end that plugs into the Kenton, and wire
the other end to whatever. In this case, the back of a switchcraft jack.
Larry
----- Original Message -----
From: CHRIS PARKER <cparker@...>
To: <mate_stubb@...>; <motm@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, August 13, 2002 4:30 PM
Subject: [motm] RE: : Pro-2000 Breakout Panel
Since I am the "stooge customer" in question, I thought I'd put my 2 cents
in...
The panel I'm having fabricated is 2U wide and brings all of the Pro-2000's
jacks out front (plus two 4-jack multiples at the bottom). I've paid for
the fabrication work already and don't mind at all if anybody else wants to
get one at a discounted price. You'd have to check with Larry about the
next available run, though.
A primative bitmap image of the panel is attached.
-Chris-
>>> "mate_stubb" <mate_stubb@...> 08/13/02 04:12PM >>>
Actually, you may be in luck. A stooge customer is having a custom
panel made for this in the current panel run. You may or may not be
able to get in on the action - Larry closed the order process awhile
back, and the customer would have to agree since it was a custom
panel. I'd suggest you contact Larry.
Moe
>>>>>
Today I decided to mount my Kenton Pro-2000 in my MOTM cabinet. After
doing so I realized how cool it would be to have a MOTM
style "breakout
panel" that would bring the 6 auxillary jacks to the front. This
would make
patching 100 times easier. Has anyone done this, or know how?
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