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Larry, 

I figured I'd take this offline.  I understand your comments below.  I suspect there would be a fair interest in this module since the MIDI interface for the dot com is not all that hot.  Hot Rod MOTM was listed on the Oakley site as a source of the MOTM panel and your site was listed as a source of parts list for US builders.

The PolyDAC panel is resonably straight forward, except there is a fairly large number of holes to be drilled.  Looks like 22 3/8" holes, 9 1/4" holes and two midi connectors.

Anyway, it was just an idea, another would be the Miniwave for dot com.

BTW, I am about to drill the two panels you sold me for the time machine.  Any suggestions on how to make sure it comes out OK.  I have never drilled a dot com panel before.  Thanks.

Harold

---- Larry Hendry <hendrysr@yahoo.com> wrote: 
> 
> Harold,Our customers pick what panels we do by ording them.  I have
> not looked at the polydac.&nbsp; Does it have any unusual holes?

> In MOTM Land, I make my own metal, so that is not a problem.  In dot
> com land since I have a very low volume, I am just buying panels from
> Roger. So, square holes and such are a problem.
> 
> Larry
> 
> >--- wny_synth <hscreven@adelphia.net> wrote:
> >Larry,
> >
>> Can I make a suggestion for a future .com panel.&nbsp; One area where
>> the .com falls a little short is in the MIDI interface.&nbsp; I would 
>> suggest a .com version of the Oakley MiniDAC or, even better, the
>> Oakley/Modulus Electronics PolyDAC.
>>
>> Harold