Potato Cakes said:I believe they are. In the earlier thread on this project it shows 2 regular 500 series modules fitted in one of those slots and their faceplates where touching.
ruffrecords said:Potato Cakes said:I believe they are. In the earlier thread on this project it shows 2 regular 500 series modules fitted in one of those slots and their faceplates where touching.
That's what I thought but I just wanted to check. I like the way he has some toggle switches just poking their noses throught the front panel.
Cheers
Ian
desol said:No kidding. That desk is amazing. Really nice...
Potato Cakes said:This entire project looks amazing.
I guess the only question most of us have is will these components ever be available for sale?
Thanks!
Paul
dirty1_1garry said:WOW, looks very cool!
I can see that you used Sowter Lustraphone transformer. As this pre utilize PAD with switching secondary winding, I heard a story that with pad engaged preamp sound nicer, true?)
Which preamp sch do you used in your realisation? This one(attached)?
Rocinante said:Paolo,
I just wanted to say that this is just so extraordinary. Every part. It definitely sits up there with my favorite groupdiy members projects. Good job man. Seriously.
Cheers
Dylan
Jano1954 said:Are the PCB-layouts, BOM and/or gerberfiles published somewhere.
I am interested in the whole machine.
pvision said:Looks amazing. It reminds me physically of the Trident Fleximix - both have a wooden front buffer, flat top surface and recess toggle switches. It looks very clean & tidy and is, I imagine, nice to use for that reason
Nick Froome
ruffrecords said:I would love to see some pics of the routing module.
Cheers
Ian
pahstah said:
i think this image should be the one that you mean.
Paolo
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