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John--thanks! i just took a look at the back of that modular...yeah,
the 300 series modules would extend, oh, about 3.5" past the back of
the fracracks. 

re: panel: actually, most of my faceplates are printed w/ a color
laserprinter, laminated, and stuck onto the aluminum panel with
double-sided tape. this works, and looks much better than it probably
should...cheap but functional (dan=college student) (the imagery is
just a photoshopped version of the scan of the wogglebug faceplate
from the Wiard site. don't tell Grant, tho).

best,
dan  

> Great story Dan! So the back of the Frac needs to be cut too? Wooo!
Sounds like a job! :) 
> BTW, how did you do the Psycho LFO panel? Is it Schaeffer? Can you
PLEASE send me the 
> file?
> Thanks,
> John
> 
> --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "schierld" <bcolbeck@> wrote:
> >
> > too funny...I haven't checked this group in awhile, and i jump in
> > tonight, and i think folks are talking about my tiny modular--if its
> > the photo with the krazy kat and bikini space girls faceplates. 
> > 
> > re: Grant was there...hmm, i thought he was, but i could be wrong.
> > when i ordered the Wogglebug, I had two partially filled frac-racks.
> > when i figured out how big the 300 modules were, I hacksawed that
> > space in front and held the whole works together with a 1.5" wide
> > chunk of aluminum (the 2 CGS psycho LFOs in pseudo-Wiard faceplate) in
> > preparation for the arrival of the wogglebug. on the big day, Grant
> > shows up at my apartment and i thought i'd be all slick and just slide
> > the WB in the hole in the racks, but i hadn't taken into acct that
> > it'd be quite a bit deeper than a fracrack. oops.
> > 
> > now, i *thought* that I hacksawed a hole in the back of the racks
> > right then and there, but then again, the old memory ain't what she
> > used to be. maybe i waited til Grant left. maybe i've just told that
> > story that way so many times that now that's how i remember it. 
> > 
> > either way, that was a pretty good day. acquiring what is still the
> > jewel of my current modular and getting to hang out with the good Dr.
> > Richter in person.
> > 
> > best,
> > dan