Mike the XLR panel portion was pre-cut and tapped.

The 1/4" I drilled myownself. Manually with a hand drill.

Besides, I was in the control room. I hardly ever looked at the connectors.

I like the way the XLRs fit... it makes it look like it's going faster!!!

:-)

BTW my guess is that the XLR panel was patterned for the Switchcraft D dimensions and those are Neutriks D jacks... or maybe it was patterned for the Neutrik D dimensions and those are the Neutriks A jacks. Or vice versa.

Or sumthin like that.

:-)

the electricity doesn't know the difference.

:-)

It's hypnotic...the way it stares into your eyes...as if you owed it becan...

Wait.  Sorry.  I was looking at Beagle again.  Never mind.

UbiquitousBubba


It's hypnotic...the way it stares into your eyes...as if you owed it becan...

Wait.  Sorry.  I was looking at Beagle again.  Never mind.

All your becan are belong to me....

mike_mccue


I like the way the XLRs fit... it makes it look like it's going faster!!!

:-)

It's like a Go Go panel, no?

xacto

mike_mccue


I like the way the XLRs fit... it makes it look like it's going faster!!!

:-)

Gives the impression of 65bit OS
(which is one betterer than 64bit, Freddie says)

90 minutes untangling Bapu's snake?
 
A good look at it should have told you not to even touch it.

the electricity doesn't know the difference. :-)

 
Oh yes it does, it's a well-known scientific fact that eddy currents are reduced greatly by this precision angling, resulting in a far more musical sounding connection with more warmth in the transients that pass through.