It's tight, but I used that spacing on my Chorus and Interpolating Scanner - basically 2 jacks and 2 potentiometers across a 2U panel. I'd rather have it tight then go up to the next size panel. I find that I turn the knobs with just two fingers so the cable in the jack on the right fits into the "cup" of my hand. Besides, I don't think the Aux control will get used that much.
I made a few more tweaks to the center switches. They almost line up with the top legends so I shifted them slightly and just used a horizontal line to tie them to the controls.
Now to see if I still have that spare MUUB-4 board ...
Dave
I made a few more tweaks to the center switches. They almost line up with the top legends so I shifted them slightly and just used a horizontal line to tie them to the controls.
Now to see if I still have that spare MUUB-4 board ...
Dave
--- In ModularSynthPanels@yahoogroups.com, Scott Juskiw <scott@...> wrote:
>
> Thanks Dave, that looks good. I like the waveforms around the WAVE
> knob and moving the Clean/Dirty switch in line with the APF/LPF
> switches. You don't think the AUX pot and jack are too close? I find
> the biggest annoyance with designing a circuit is getting everything
> to fit nicely into a panel. It always seems that you've got just one
> jack or pot too many (i.e. if that AUX pot wasn't there then the two
> invert switches could be moved in line with all the other switches).