--- Richard Brewster <pugix@...> wrote:
set of detailed instructions to do the conversion that should answer
all of your questions:
http://www.wiseguysynth.com/larry/mw2090/miniwave.htm
How is the PC board mounted?
A: Stooge 4 pot long
I suppose the bracket could be mounted using only two of the pots.
A: It is, and works very well. Only 2 slight cuts are needed on the
corners of the bracket.
But it would be more secure if all 4 pots were on the right side,
through the Stooge bracket, which is an option I'm going to consider.
A: Yes, but it is plenty fine with only 2. However, since all panel
components are mounted off the board, the arrangement you describe is
very workable.
Here is a link to Dave Hylander's Miniwavr conversion site. Dave ran
his wires under the PCB. Since he turned me onto this, I have been
doing the same as much as possible on my conversions (see my time
machine conversion).
And, I see that dave is finally coming out of the closet with his
Miniwave work. I'll let Dave sat the rest.
http://www.hylander.com/blacetthumbs.html
Larry
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> Has anyone here built a Mini Wave in MOTM format?Many of us have Richard. Here is a link with photos and a complete
set of detailed instructions to do the conversion that should answer
all of your questions:
http://www.wiseguysynth.com/larry/mw2090/miniwave.htm
How is the PC board mounted?
A: Stooge 4 pot long
I suppose the bracket could be mounted using only two of the pots.
A: It is, and works very well. Only 2 slight cuts are needed on the
corners of the bracket.
But it would be more secure if all 4 pots were on the right side,
through the Stooge bracket, which is an option I'm going to consider.
A: Yes, but it is plenty fine with only 2. However, since all panel
components are mounted off the board, the arrangement you describe is
very workable.
Here is a link to Dave Hylander's Miniwavr conversion site. Dave ran
his wires under the PCB. Since he turned me onto this, I have been
doing the same as much as possible on my conversions (see my time
machine conversion).
And, I see that dave is finally coming out of the closet with his
Miniwave work. I'll let Dave sat the rest.
http://www.hylander.com/blacetthumbs.html
Larry
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