MOTM

I was thinking of getting a Miniwave module but wanted to have the MOTM 
stooge panel. Would it be easy to convert from an assembled module or is it a 
(considering I have hardly any experience) "You'll shoot your eye out" 
situation?

You'll have to disassemble the assembled MiniWave a little bit (LEDs, 
pots), and drill some holes to mount the PCB to a Stooge bracket. 
There's quite a bit of work involved in drilling the panel and 
attaching the LEDs and pots, but it certainly is possible. I suggest 
getting Larry's MiniWave conversion instructions first and reading 
through them to see what you're up against.  You can skip all the 
parts related to soldering parts on the board, but you'll have to do 
everything else.

http://www.wiseguysynth.com/larry/mw2090/miniwave.htm

At 9:41 PM +0000 2003/02/23, broken692003 <broken69@...> wrote:

>I was thinking of getting a Miniwave module but wanted to have the MOTM
>stooge panel. Would it be easy to convert from an assembled module or is it a
>(considering I have hardly any experience) "You'll shoot your eye out"
>situation?

I think that it would be wise to start with the kit. For one thing,
getting the pots out of the assembled board is not for a beginner.

You might also consider the Blacet/MOTM converter panel as a pretty
painless way to go. You could start with an assembled MW, easily add a
few 1/4" jacks and be done.

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Blacet Research
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