Flatten the Phatty - Minimoog style!
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Flatten the Phatty - Minimoog style!
Hi all (and maybe specifically Amos!),
I would really love to flatten my LP, removing the back silver swoosh panel and replacing the side panels.
These would, of course, all be in wood.
My question is this (because doing this would be fairly simple):
Would the LP overheat as a result?
Many thanks!
Davo
I would really love to flatten my LP, removing the back silver swoosh panel and replacing the side panels.
These would, of course, all be in wood.
My question is this (because doing this would be fairly simple):
Would the LP overheat as a result?
Many thanks!
Davo
Last edited by davotigertail on Wed Jan 27, 2010 11:26 am, edited 2 times in total.
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Haha, when I first saw this thread I read the title as "fatten" the Little Phatty. So as I started to read it, I was asking myself "How the hell is doing what this guy wants to do going to "fatten" anything?
Umm yeah.
Well, if you are going to do this, I would definitely do it on a Phatty that you pick up used, no reason to void a new warranty...
Umm yeah.
Well, if you are going to do this, I would definitely do it on a Phatty that you pick up used, no reason to void a new warranty...
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This is funny. When I had an Alesis ION, I seriously considered making wooden end caps and bending the front panel UP to be more like the Little Phatty. The screen is hard to read on those when it is flat.
But then I sold the ION and bought an LP. I get why you'd want to do that though. The LP really is huge for a 37-key monosynth. But it would still be really deep, just not tall.
But then I sold the ION and bought an LP. I get why you'd want to do that though. The LP really is huge for a 37-key monosynth. But it would still be really deep, just not tall.
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i had warranty repair by local tehnician here in Croatia.davotigertail wrote:But the warranty is lifetime, no matter how many crazy mods I do. Right?
Ha.
Good point; but I'm in the UK anyway so I couldn't afford to send back for warranty repairs!
i was lonely just for a week, so i don't see the reason way it would not be posible to repair anything if necessary in the UK.
so i say just do it!:)