That's with the pots soldered to the pcb, right? Anything
preventing someone from using wire instead?
Mike (not interested i na $1,200 sequncer, as cool as it is, but
waiting for the uSeq)
--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "mate_stubb" <mate_stubb@y...> wrote:
> A couple of people have expressed interest in the Milton step
> sequencer. I've spoken with the designer and it seems feasible to
do
> a stooge panel. However, there is a big issue that folks need to
be
> aware of - pot spacing. I mention this now because some folks are
> fanatical about the MOTM large format layout.
>
> The pcbs are set up for modcan - type spacing, since Cynthia got
> first crack at building them. The pots are only .75" apart
> horizontally. This is less than the UEG, which is .875". I don't
see
> how even the smaller UEG knobs would fit. Vertically the spacing
is
> open to adjustment, since each row has its own pcb.
>
> I don't know for sure, but I think that the fp is already going to
> run 10U wide, so it's doubtful that there is even room to spread
the
> pots by mounting them offboard. Who would want to wire 32 pots up
by
> hand anyway?
>
> So given this caveat, if you are still definitely interested,
contact
> me offlist. I think it's a great sequencer, but I'm personally
still
> gonna build SuperMoe <g>.
>
> Moe