Arcade mod done.
Arcade mod done. Posted on: 28.12.2009 by Oralee Volkova I finished arcade mod a few days ago. ill get pictures up shortly. | |
| Oralee Volkova 28.12.2009 | I finished arcade mod a few days ago. ill get pictures up shortly. |
| Brittaney Maxedon 31.12.2009 | System 1 (Performance) MBP 17" (Early 2009) 2.93Ghz Core duo, 4Gb 1077Mhz RAM, OS X 10.5.8 Software: Native Instruments Traktor Scratch Pro 1.2.1 Soundcard:Native Instruments ADJ8 System 2 (Studio) MacBook (Black) 2.0 Ghz Core 2 Duo, 2GB 667Mhz RAM OS X 10.4.11 Software: Ableton - Live 8, Native Instruments - Battery, - Absynth, - Pro-53, - Kontact. Soundcard:Native Instruments ADJ8 Midi/ Control (either) [/COLOR]Vestax: VCM-600 M-Audio: O2, (Evolution) X-Session Korg: PadKontrol (running through FarmPad) Technics: SL1210mk II x 2 |
| Oralee Volkova 30.12.2009 | Thanks for the good words. Its was a labor of love. And i loved every moment of it, especially using i. its fun and worth it. |
| Roselle Mcnaul 29.12.2009 | Props for the great posts man, I'm considering doing this myself |
| Oralee Volkova 29.12.2009 | Pic 8 used sanding barrel and files to fine tune fit only removing what need to be taken out to ensure tight fit. Finished up holes with jb weld, and the auto glazing putty,(bondo in a tube, no need to mix catalyst) I plan to do a custom paint job on it, i had it apart to long, so i slapped some primer and black paint for now. Pic 13 and 14 shows final for now. I didnt showed my processes of wiring up, i dont want to step on DJTT's toes as to the point they have the kits they are trying to sell. more wanted to show diy machine work instead of paying a shop. I am willing to chat with anyone needing any help or questions they have, or what parts i used and such. Hope you enjoy I am. |
| Oralee Volkova 29.12.2009 | Pic 1 and 2 shows clear acetate paper used to make stencil. Pic 3 used a hole template to make perfect circles(15/16" is perfect size). Pic 5 Gold permanent pen to mark holes. Pic 6 had to remove posts from lower part of case. I just grabbed inside posts with pliers and worked post back and fort carefully to work harden the welds and post just pulled right out. I was not interested in sawing or filing through them. Pic 7 used a metal bur from hardware store to remove large portions (being that the case was aluminum, it took no time.) |
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