Hello all --

Unfortunately I don't have a digital camera, or a polaroid+scanner. But it's just what you'd
imagine. The mult modules can go right flush along that area; three fit perfectly; just bolt
'em right on. I only have them along the top, although you could put them along both top
and bottom if you really wanted to. It's not a pretty set-up, what with the twist-ties and
everything, but it works, and I've been using it this way with lots of packing & unpacking
for over a year.

Thanks for your kind comments. Since you started it (!), I'll mention that my duo project
EKG has a new CD coming out at the end of this month on Sedimental (sedimental.com).
Back on topic: I use my two-suitcase Doepfer system (foot pedals and ribbon as
controllers) for sound generation and for manipulating trumpet, and my partner Kyle
Bruckmann uses a small Analogue Systems/Solutions/whatever rack, plus some pedals, to
supplement his oboe.

Ernst

--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com , "Robair, Gino" <GRobair@p...> wrote:
> Hi Ernst (and other Doepferers),
> Good to hear from you! It was seeing you use your Doepfer onstage in Berkeley a few
years ago that made me decide to get one (it only took two or three years to take the
plunge....)
> Very interesting idea you have with the mults.
> Can you post a photo of your set up on this group so I can check it out.
>
> Thanks for the comments about flying with it. I also checked with Southwest airlines'
size restriction online (the airliine I usually take), and the A-100 suitcase is well within
their flying limits. One of these days I'll get myself to Chicago, and I'll schlep the synth
(now that I'm using it with my live percussion thing).
>
> (BTW, John Butcher and I are playing St Louis and Ann Arbor near the end of the month,
but JB couldn't get us a gig in Chi in that timeframe. But he's promised me we'll do a
proper midwest tour next year. But then again, I do have this SW airlines flight voucher
burning a hole in my pocket....)
>
> (sorry for the OT stuff gang. If you haven't heard Ernst's CDs where he plays trumpet/
synth, search them out!).
> ginorobair
>
> ____________________________________________
>
> Message: 2
> Date: Sat, 02 Apr 2005 17:51:34 -0000
> From: "Ernst Karel" <ekarel@k...>
> Subject: Re: Mult qusetion 2
>
>
>
> Hi Gino!
>
> I have three mults bolted end-to-end onto the black strip on top of one of my suitcases,
> and it works great. Frees up that much space in the suitcase. I did it the easy (lazy )
way
> though: I just bolted the whole module onto the top, using screws long enough to go
into
> the wood. The only downside is that you can't leave things patched into the mults when
> you close the case. I get around this by using twist-ties anchored at each screw to
group
> the cables going to each mult (I have broken all the solder bridges so that they're groups
> of 4 rather than 8); then they're easy to repatch after transport.
>
> And the case fits fine in the overhead bin of an airplane. You should bring your system
> out here to Chicago.
>
> best regards,
> Ernst
>
>
> --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com , "Robair, Gino" <GRobair@p...> wrote:
> > Okay, so I was planning my suggestion of drilling into the case and mounting the Mult
> panel, but wasn't in front of the synth while thinking about it. Now that I've sat in front
of
> the case and felt how thick the black strips above the modules are, I'm wondering if
> mounting the Mult (or just the jacks) is even feasible.
> >
> > What's in that area behind the A-100 logo etc . Is it hollow Is there a way to remove
> that strip so I can do some drilling
> >
> > Drilling into the sides of the case would be easy, but that's a very last resort. Was also
> thinking of slicing off the sides of the mult so it is only 2 hp (and redrilling the
mounting
> holes). So far, that looks like the most likely scenario.
> >
> > Another question: has anyone on the list tried to bring their Doepfer suitcase as
carryon
> luggage on an airplane (Recently, that is.) It seems like it should be just the right size.
> > I'd love to take this on the road, but I'm wouldn't want to check it with the luggage....
> >
> > Thanks for all of your answers last time.
> > cheers,
> > ginorobair
>
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