I understand the design philosophy for the unit - a stand alone table top unit like a Dark Energy . I just thought that a lot of users would like to incorporate something like that into their modulars. I was thinking of a board mounted parallel to the front panel but the length of the current design looks like it would take up over half or more of the 84hp of a euro rack. If it were 3 times as wide and 1/3 as long it would fit behind a panel on standoffs quite easily - sort of like a SEM's circuit board is mounted behind the pots. I guess I was projecting the perfect layout for me! Like I said a DIY A-111-5. I would one of those but I guess I will get a A-111-5 instead. Looks like you will get my cash either way :-)

-James

James Husted
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On Jan 26, 2010, at 2:13 AM, yahoo@... wrote:

>
> The DIY project is not planned for Eurorack applications in the first place
> and I see no needs to change the format of the pcb. For the wiring of the
> controls, sockets and switches it's much easier to have the subunits (VCO,
> VCF, VCA and so on) aligned to each other. If you want to built a Euro
> module you may arrange the pcb in parallel to the front panel. This
> arrangement would make it much easier to wire the pcb to the front panel
> controls than a pcb that is at right angle to the front panel.
>
> Best wishes
> Dieter Doepfer



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