>
> > AUX1 AUX2 AUX3 AUX4
> > VEL1 VEL2 VEL3 VEL4
> > GAT1 GAT2 GAT3 GAT4
> > C-V1 C-V2 C-V3 C-V4
OK folks, it's a ∗dead heat∗. I need to decide by midnight tonite. Start stuffing the ballot box.
>
> Also, are the buttons going to be the same style at
> the '600? They don't look the same at all.
> Consistancy is very important IMO.
They are not the same style, as fitting on the panel is even ∗more∗ important :)
And, these buttons are only used 0.01% of the frequency as the uSeq buttons. I haven't used the
front panel buttons on my Pro 2000 in about 2 years :) MIDI-CV converters tend to be "set and
forget".
>
> Is the jack vertical spacing the same as on other
> modules?
Yes and no.
In order to clear the bottom rail, the jacks are all offset upwards (relative to existing
modules) about 0.200 inches. The row-to-row spacing is the same, 1.00 inch. What this means is
that these modules (uSeq and MIDI-CV) jacks are not aligned with the other module's rows.
Also, be aware that the jacks are on pc boards about 1.5" deep. If you have a ∗slanted cabinet∗
in mind, chances are that these modules ∗will not fit∗ into the bottom cabinet row, because the
jack pcb will collide with the cabinet bottom. You will have to add about a 7/8" strip across the
bottom to allow the tilted boards clearance.
Paul S.