I suppose the analog power meters are nice, but I never liked them. I like those LED bars better for that. Pure taste. That is why modulars are so fun. Everyone can express their desires and customize things. As for LED's leaking current and messing with the signals, or drawing excessive current, I learn something every day. I suppose the obvious fix is to put all LED's on a separate power supply, creating a huge cluge. That, or some other clever design to isolate them from critical circuits. Of course if you don't like LED's in the first place there is no reason to. I'm outvoted on that it seems. My solution: I plan to drill myriad tiny holes and run red Christmas lights through all my modules. Ha! I suppose my inspiration for my LED wish is my experience with two Roland SPH-323 Phase Shifters. I have two because each one is mono. These feature LED's by the power switches and two LED's for giving an indication of the phase sweep. It was always fun to watch the lights moving and it helped me decide when to play certain phrases. My Korg MS-20's also have LED's for various things. My Synergy too is dominated by LED's. So that is why I generally like LED's. Fred
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Re: Power Supply Mounting
1999-10-22 by Fred Becker
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