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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "J. Larry Hendry" <jlarryh@...>
To: "MOTM List" <motm@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, April 03, 2005 11:06 PM
Subject: [motm] Stooge cabinet prototype photo


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> Well, my cabinet maker is getting bored with making the same cabinets over
> and over.  So, I decided to give him a break after I pick up the balance of
> the 4 he just completed and have him work on my personal cabinets.
> 
> So, I am sharing a photo and information about my design just as general
> interest.  I have three cabinets now, each 24U wide holding a total of 96U
> of modules.  I have exceeded that capacity some time ago.  When my system is
> complete, I have a total of 7 cabinets.  That will include the 3 large ones
> I have now, and two pairs of wing cabinets. Capacity will be up to 168U of
> modules.
> 
> Many of you have seen my four-row system in the various AHMW photos from
> this year.  I hope to have my photos on line in a few days.  But, I took
> time out from packing stuff for shipment today to put the design that has
> been in my head for some time into real form using cheap MDF to see how my
> concept would work in real life.
> 
> The idea is to have a lower cabinet that slants inward like a Roland System
> 700, yet adjoins the slant back of my somewhat Moog-like cabinet design.
> With the double slant, I knew this would result in what I call a stadium
> corner which is an inverted triangle space in each corner.  I plan to use
> that for joysticks and manual pushbuttons and such fun.  Of course, the
> cabinet must support the magic buss. :-)
> 
> The width of the lower wing cabinet is only enough for 2 rows of 8U each.
> However, the width was chosen as to have a top width at the face that is
> exactly the right size to put a cabinet made for 19" rack mounting.  The two
> stadium wing corner cabinets will each have a 19" 12U tall rack cabinet
> (same walnut).  I will use those on each side to mix and match MOTM modules
> on rack rails and the 19" gear like my Kenton pro-2000 and vocoder.  The 12U
> tall 19" rack units will be the same height as my top two one row x 24U
> middle cabinets so that the height all the way round will be the same.
> 
> Here is the photo.  The corner is not exactly correct in the prototype as I
> forgot to allow for the 45" cut on the side board and started with it too
> narrow.  But, you can see the concept.
> 
> http://www.wiseguysynth.com/larry/cabinet/wing-prototype.jpg
> 
> Enjoy, or not.
> 
> Stooge Larry
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> Well, my cabinet maker is getting bored with making the same cabinets over
> and over.  So, I decided to give him a break after I pick up the 
> balance of
> the 4 he just completed and have him work on my personal cabinets.
>
> So, I am sharing a photo and information about my design just as general
> interest.  I have three cabinets now, each 24U wide holding a total of 96U
> of modules.  I have exceeded that capacity some time ago.  When my 
> system is
> complete, I have a total of 7 cabinets.  That will include the 3 large 
> ones
> I have now, and two pairs of wing cabinets. Capacity will be up to 168U of
> modules.
>
> Many of you have seen my four-row system in the various AHMW photos from
> this year.  I hope to have my photos on line in a few days.  But, I took
> time out from packing stuff for shipment today to put the design that has
> been in my head for some time into real form using cheap MDF to see how my
> concept would work in real life.
>
> The idea is to have a lower cabinet that slants inward like a Roland 
> System
> 700, yet adjoins the slant back of my somewhat Moog-like cabinet design.
> With the double slant, I knew this would result in what I call a stadium
> corner which is an inverted triangle space in each corner.  I plan to use
> that for joysticks and manual pushbuttons and such fun.  Of course, the
> cabinet must support the magic buss. :-)
>
> The width of the lower wing cabinet is only enough for 2 rows of 8U each.
> However, the width was chosen as to have a top width at the face that is
> exactly the right size to put a cabinet made for 19" rack mounting.  
> The two
> stadium wing corner cabinets will each have a 19" 12U tall rack cabinet
> (same walnut).  I will use those on each side to mix and match MOTM 
> modules
> on rack rails and the 19" gear like my Kenton pro-2000 and vocoder.  
> The 12U
> tall 19" rack units will be the same height as my top two one row x 24U
> middle cabinets so that the height all the way round will be the same.
>
> Here is the photo.  The corner is not exactly correct in the prototype 
> as I
> forgot to allow for the 45" cut on the side board and started with it too
> narrow.  But, you can see the concept.
>
> http://www.wiseguysynth.com/larry/cabinet/wing-prototype.jpg
>
> Enjoy, or not.
>
> Stooge Larry
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-----Original Message-----
From: sasami@... [mailto:sasami@...]
Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2005 5:48 PM
To: motm@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [motm] Re: Stooge cabinet prototype photo



>From: "J. Larry Hendry" <jlarryh@...>


>> With the double slant, I knew this would result in what I call a stadium
>> corner which is an inverted triangle space in each corner.  I plan to use
>> that for joysticks and manual pushbuttons and such fun.  Of course, the
>> cabinet must support the magic buss. :-)

Good spot for a monitor speaker too. Of course, if you want serious quality,
the speaker box would need to be behind this structure, using this area as a
"waveguide guide".

Ken
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