> Ah, you mean the 'standard' Colin square buttons with the > <cough> beautiful <cough> SF printing? (You can always kick > me off the list Colin. ;) There's no accounting for (your) taste ;-) > I had square buttons in mind too. More space to hit at. ;) > But what about the ones used in the MOTM-600 sequencer or > the MOTM-650 shown here: > http://www.synthtech.com/new_stuff.html > (Scroll down 75% of the page.) > > These look a bit more stylish to me. More sober. Especially > the ones used on the MOTM-600. Maybe we can use those LEDs > too, to replace the standard row of LEDS in the original > panel. You might have trouble finding tri-colour LEDs in the shape used on the MOTM600. The current P3 switch boards will take standard tact switches as well as the Multimec and Maplin parts, and there are a huge range of different caps for those. There are also companies who will custom make any shape of key cap you like, for a price. The caps on the MOTM650 look like they could be standard tact caps. Personally I like the feel and appearance of the Maplin square keys best, and they are pretty cheap too, which helps. I just have to hope Maplin don't discontinue them. Cheers, Colin f
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RE: [analogue-sequencer] Stooged P3 panel is an option. Interested?
2003-12-09 by Colin f
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