RE: Module Separations
1999-10-18 by Tkacs, Ken
Oh, okay. Sort of like how a laser printer can't come within 0.22" of the
edge of the paper.
I know what you mean by the reverse anodizing. I have a rack mount DBX Model
222 noise reduction unit that has a reverse-anodized faceplate. I guess it's
pretty cool-I do like the look of anodizing in general. But I think the MOTM
style painted faceplates read better in low light, which is how I work (for
mood). I certainly wouldn't want to jack up the module prices just to get
the stripe on. Tape will be fine.
I like a good sea of knobs, too, but I also like to step back and see where
the modules begin & end.
edge of the paper.
I know what you mean by the reverse anodizing. I have a rack mount DBX Model
222 noise reduction unit that has a reverse-anodized faceplate. I guess it's
pretty cool-I do like the look of anodizing in general. But I think the MOTM
style painted faceplates read better in low light, which is how I work (for
mood). I certainly wouldn't want to jack up the module prices just to get
the stripe on. Tape will be fine.
I like a good sea of knobs, too, but I also like to step back and see where
the modules begin & end.