<p>Close up pictures? You want me to show off? Well...okay!</p>
<p>Tremolo section. The LEDs, "on/off", and invert switches are kind of a mess (they don't use the normal holes in the pegboard...drilling that stuff reveals that pegboard is really just a few levels more durable than cardboard), but it ended up looking okay. As for the artwork, I'm not a Hindu or anything but I thought Indian folk art would be the way to go for an instrument called the Drone Lab.<br />
<img src="http://www.clarkerobinson.com/synth/dronelab/dronelabTremolo.jpg" /></p>
<p>Mixer section. Originally I had all bananas for the outputs, but I read somewhere that you need to include ground along with audio signals if you're outputting to something with a different power supply. I only had three 1/4" jacks, so there we go. Probably won't be using that feature much at first anyway.<br />
<img src="http://www.clarkerobinson.com/synth/dronelab/dronelabMixer.jpg" /></p>
<p>Effects section. Definitely the part I'm most proud of, with the front end to the SpinSemi effects board built-in (I started a thread about it over in the Mod &amp; DIY forum). It'll be a while before I have this up &amp; working, as I still need to get the regular Drone Lab up &amp; working first. Will definitely post sound samples (if it works well!).<br />
<img src="http://www.clarkerobinson.com/synth/dronelab/dronelabEffects.jpg" /></p>
<p>The way forward. Somehow doesn't seem too daunting when I look at it like this. Will definitely be getting some experience using Molex KK headers!<br />
<img src="http://www.clarkerobinson.com/synth/dronelab/dronelabInside.jpg" />
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