MOTM

Way back when I posted pictures of my custom built MOTM cases I had a lot of 
people ask me what I did about the back of them.  So I've uploaded a couple 
of pictures at the links below.

The first picture is just a test shot I did for the Blacet synth photo 
contest so those who haven't seen them from the front can.  I never entered 
this one because what I really wanted to do was drag it all out to a stage at 
a park near me, take multiple shots, composite them, creating the largest 
monster MOTM system ever.  I just didn't have time.

The second picture shows four picts of the back and inside.  When I first 
built them, they looked nice and clean, but since I had less than 1/4" to 
wrap the tolex around the back, it eventually became unstuck so I had to hit 
it with a staple gun.  That's why it's a little sloppy looking around the 
edges.  The next case I build, I'll move the entire back inward by another 
1/2 to 1" now that I know I have the room to do so.

http://members.aol.com/isobarb8/blacet6.jpg
http://members.aol.com/isobarb8/back.jpg

-Elhardt

Nice synth, nice pictures. What are you using to make those white 
line dividers between the modules?

Scott Juskiw writes:

>>Nice synth, nice pictures. What are you using to make those white line 
dividers between the modules?<<

I'm using 3/32" wide, white color tape by Carl Goldberg Models, Inc.  I 
bought it in a hobby shop and it's normally used on remote control airplanes 
/ gliders.

-Elhardt