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Case mockup

2009-01-13 by adambaileynow

I'm putting together my first modular (totally enjoying it like crack
cocaine), and am trying to come up with creative case ideas.

I would like a little input on my fist design, especially my idea to
put mults and bus jacks between rows in my portable case.  I'm also
putting the power switch on front with a "vintage" style crystal bulb
cover over the power led.  I must adorn my beloved!!!

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=1376206&l=e4308&id=557303666


Adam

Re: [motm] Case mockup

2009-01-13 by Stephen Drake

It looks totally great! Some thoughts - The bus jacks and mults between are great, but you probably won t need that many of either, probably just one row will

Re: [motm] Case mockup

2009-01-13 by Paul Schreiber

Needs 4 JBL 10" speakers in the back driven by 4 matched Telefunken 6L6s :)

Paul S.

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> I'm putting together my first modular (totally enjoying it like crack
> cocaine), and am trying to come up with creative case ideas.
> 
> I would like a little input on my fist design, especially my idea to
> put mults and bus jacks between rows in my portable case.  I'm also
> putting the power switch on front with a "vintage" style crystal bulb
> cover over the power led.  I must adorn my beloved!!!
> 
> http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=1376206&l=e4308&id=557303666
> 
> 
> Adam
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Re: [motm] Case mockup

2009-01-14 by Richard Brewster

Looks great!  It's fun to make a mock-up to get an overall idea of what 
you are initially shooting at.  You will find out over time that no 
matter what you planned at first, it will grow bigger.  (Really, I've 
been there.)  If you want portability, here's an idea that I recently 
implemented that has about the same capacity as yours:

http://pugix.com/synth/portable-rack-cabinets/
http://pugix.com/synth/cabinets-loaded/

My thought was to build two smaller cabinets, each with a self-contained 
power supply.   These are in really strong road cases with hard 
protective covers and good handles.  MOTM sized modules add up in weight 
pretty fast.  But I can easily lift one of these fully loaded.

As for the multiples, you won't need that many.  One MOTM-910 may be 
enough in a 40U system. Two at most.

What's your plan for the bus jacks?

Richard Brewster

adambaileynow wrote:
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> I'm putting together my first modular (totally enjoying it like crack
> cocaine), and am trying to come up with creative case ideas.
>
> I would like a little input on my fist design, especially my idea to
> put mults and bus jacks between rows in my portable case.  I'm also
> putting the power switch on front with a "vintage" style crystal bulb
> cover over the power led.  I must adorn my beloved!!!
>
> http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=1376206&l=e4308&id=557303666
>
>
> Adam
>
>

RE: [motm] Case mockup

2009-01-14 by John L Rice

Yeah! Looks great Adam! But like others are saying, you may quickly run out
of room. Maybe instead of doing it combo amp style, start with a smaller
"amp head" cabinet (one row of modules) and then expand into one or more
"4x10 speaker" cabinets for the ultimate "MOTM Stack"! ;-)

I look forward to seeing what you come up with!

John L Rice 
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Subject: [motm] Case mockup

I'm putting together my first modular (totally enjoying it like crack
cocaine), and am trying to come up with creative case ideas.

I would like a little input on my fist design, especially my idea to
put mults and bus jacks between rows in my portable case.  I'm also
putting the power switch on front with a "vintage" style crystal bulb
cover over the power led.  I must adorn my beloved!!!

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=1376206&l=e4308&id=557303666


Adam


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RE: [motm] Case mockup

2009-01-14 by John L Rice

Yes! I totally copied what Richard did and I love it! Thanks again for the
ideas, Richard! ;-)

John L Rice
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Subject: Re: [motm] Case mockup

Looks great!  It's fun to make a mock-up to get an overall idea of what 
you are initially shooting at.  You will find out over time that no 
matter what you planned at first, it will grow bigger.  (Really, I've 
been there.)  If you want portability, here's an idea that I recently 
implemented that has about the same capacity as yours:

http://pugix.com/synth/portable-rack-cabinets/
http://pugix.com/synth/cabinets-loaded/

My thought was to build two smaller cabinets, each with a self-contained 
power supply.   These are in really strong road cases with hard 
protective covers and good handles.  MOTM sized modules add up in weight 
pretty fast.  But I can easily lift one of these fully loaded.

As for the multiples, you won't need that many.  One MOTM-910 may be 
enough in a 40U system. Two at most.

What's your plan for the bus jacks?

Richard Brewster

adambaileynow wrote:
> I'm putting together my first modular (totally enjoying it like crack
> cocaine), and am trying to come up with creative case ideas.
>
> I would like a little input on my fist design, especially my idea to
> put mults and bus jacks between rows in my portable case.  I'm also
> putting the power switch on front with a "vintage" style crystal bulb
> cover over the power led.  I must adorn my beloved!!!
>
> http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=1376206&l=e4308&id=557303666
>
>
> Adam
>
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Re:Case mockup

2009-01-14 by Todd Fletcher

Looks great, but who's "Blaine"?

Move to quarantaine

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