PLAN B analog blog

Unfortunately it's not going to be one of the those panel behind ones.
  That's really limiting with Cliff jacks and I did it on the VCO only
because the board width worked out perfectly and it's such a
time-tested circuit.  They hardly ever come into test with a problem
and if there is, I know exactly what to repair for almost anything.
The reason I'm mentioning this is you need to create all these strip
boards for modules with parallel boards and cliff jacks and once
they're mounted to the main board, it makes it real hard to get to the
board for repair.  If you guys have noticed, all of my stuff comes
apart easily - I always consider service repair when laying something
out. The sends are a very good idea though.

There will also be a stereo mixer for system use.  No VC pan or level
though, just manual with four in, one out and ganged input so you can
stack them, which I can't believe none of the Eurorack guys have done
yet, either.

Dario - I agree with you on the lack of Cwejman CV attenuators. I
thought at first all of his modules had output level pots (butthey
don't) which would at least give you the same basic thing although it
would effect everything connected to the chain not just the one CV you
want lowered.  There is a a lot of possibilities between 1 and 2 on an
attenuator pot!

- P