MATRIXSYNTH: Bi-N-Tic Filter: Panel Assembly and Hackery on Sequence 15


Thursday, October 15, 2009

Bi-N-Tic Filter: Panel Assembly and Hackery on Sequence 15

You can find more pics and the process on Sequence 15.
"Didn't turn on the soldering iron tonight. This was the night for mechanical work on the panel. The first thing I had to do was decide what to do about the locator pins on the pots: cut them off, or use them? Using them meant drilling additional holes in the panel. What I decided to do was cut off the pins on the pots that are soldered to the board (they aren't going to rotate anyway), but use them and drill the additional holes for the pots that are panel mounted. Here's how it came out..."

CGS Bi-N-Tic Filter

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