> Also, I just wanted to say that I really like standard widths and I love to
> have that extra 2U space to toss in an Expressionist.
>
> --LH--
> My brain is going soft. What extra 2U space are you referring to?
Actually, I meant to type 1U, not 2. Fat fingers. Anyway, I meant that I
would love to have an extra U height (I'm talking standard rack units, not
MOTM panel units) to be able to mount an Expressionist right there IN the
cabinet. Or a Racklight (
http://www.racklight.com/19inch.htm ) on top, or
one of those power conditioners with the lights. If I was building my own
cabinet, this is what I'd do. I may be alone in this one though??? I use my
modular live, and lighting is frequently an issue.
> Clamps beat screwdriver.
>
> I agree. But, maybe not for everyone. Several people have commented that
> they liked the ability to assemble and disassemble. So, when I meet the
> cabinet maker (#3), we will be looking at the joint with the idea that it
> can be screwed only with nice inside hardware OR glued with screws and
> internal hardware optional.
Why would you assemble and disassemble your cabinet? I don't mean to sound
sassy or anything, I'm honestly just missing something here.
best,
- Scott
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