MOTM

hey guys,

i was curious if any of you knew where to get cabinets that are
similar to synthesizers.com cabinets.  maybe a little less wide, but
able to fit MOTM modules.

just looking at options.

cole

Why not just buy the dotcom cabinets?

Moe

--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "brownchonald" <chonald@...> wrote:

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> hey guys,
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> i was curious if any of you knew where to get cabinets that are
> similar to synthesizers.com cabinets.  maybe a little less wide, but
> able to fit MOTM modules.
> 
> just looking at options.
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> cole
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--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "mate_stubb" <mate_stubb@...> wrote:
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> Why not just buy the dotcom cabinets?
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> Moe
I'm sure this has been discussed already and I probably missed 
something, anyway, since MOTM and .com have roughly the same height 
but not the same width I'm wondering how .com modules are attached to 
the cabinet, i mean they have rails? (in this case these wouldn't 
match MOTM's width) to they have screws receptacles in the wood or, 
more simply, would it be possible to insert stooge rails in .com 
cabinets? I'm sure someone went through this matter and knows exactly 
the answer. 
Thanks Enrico

Yes, it has been done.

http://www.pugix.com/cabinet_new.htm

-Richard Brewster

edibennardo wrote:

>--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "mate_stubb" <mate_stubb@...> wrote:
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>>Why not just buy the dotcom cabinets?
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>>Moe
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>I'm sure this has been discussed already and I probably missed 
>something, anyway, since MOTM and .com have roughly the same height 
>but not the same width I'm wondering how .com modules are attached to 
>the cabinet, i mean they have rails? (in this case these wouldn't 
>match MOTM's width) to they have screws receptacles in the wood or, 
>more simply, would it be possible to insert stooge rails in .com 
>cabinets? I'm sure someone went through this matter and knows exactly 
>the answer. 
>Thanks Enrico
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