Babtanian
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Thank you very much brianv4!
Thank you very much brianv4!
This looks amazing and almost exactly what I need:Here are some build photos and the design specs for anyone who may be interested in a similar build...
Sure thing. The aluminum flat bars are risers for the FM9. They make up the difference between the bottom of the physical unit and the feet that are built into the end caps.
I think @Tremonti was referencing a different post, though the timing was unfortunate.
He was indeed referencing a different post. I went ahead and removed that reply
How did you fix the FM9 in this case?
Unleash the dogs
Not sure I get it ?
I saved each of your pics to a folder on my PC for future reference, as I might copy you in some way with my FM9. You and I have similar design aesthetics, as I did something similar a couple of years ago with my old HX Effects board:I spent quite a bit of time researching and designing a board for my FM9, and I thought I would share the result in case it helps someone else as this forum assisted me
The Board itself is a RockBoard TRES 3.3. Along with the FM9, the top includes a Shure GLXD16+ Wireless, a Fractal EV-2 Expression Pedal and a Mission Engineering TT-2 Switch. Mounting is done with 3M Dual Lock and 1" x 1/4" aluminum flat bars were used as risers to secure the FM9.
Underneath is a Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 Plus, Mesa/Boogie Midi Matrix and RockBoard MOD 2 Patch Bay that consolidates the three unique midi functions I need to control four different Boogie amps; along with cable routing for 4-Cable Method. The Pedal Power and Midi Matrix are also mounted with 3M Dual Lock. 1" x 1" Panduit Slotted Wire Duct was used for routing and protection of cables.
What's the advantage of the MI58 over the 909 that (I think) you had before?
Size. Latency lower(though never issue with 909). The receiver pack is smaller, lighter and no external antennas. Also cheaper. Win in ALL categories.
Cool - thanks!
