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Monday, October 30, 2006
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Some synths just shouldn't have wooden side panels - unless, of course, they are REALLY HUGE! :-)
ReplyDeleteJust an FYI, I bought this VZ-1 used and the plastic end caps were in pieces and dry cracked. I spent about a month fabricating these solid mahogany end caps and affixing them to the Casio aluminum chasis (like a rock). Still have to stain them, I think they are much better than the plastic pieces.
ReplyDeletei meant no offense by my comment - the end caps themselves look good - i just they are a bit big. It looks like they might get in the way of playing the top few notes.
ReplyDeleteA bit big - like the side panels for a JP-4, yet squished. Maybe if they were stained a very dark colour?
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