My rotary Xone 4D.

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My rotary Xone 4D.
Posted on: 10.07.2011 by Jerold Nesselrode
Finally finished it! I am one happy twister!



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Judi Sissel
13.07.2011
Originally Posted by zestoi
quite literally outside the box in this "CASE"
Fixed...

and I also agree that a nice coat of paint and some chunky knobs would be a great addition.
Chasidy Heckenbach
12.07.2011
Originally Posted by djgstefan
Great stuff. Love it when you believe outside the box. And im sure it will look ok when you paint it.
quite literally outside the box in this case
Ok Moroski
12.07.2011
Originally Posted by Cardell
Would you consider a newborn child beautiful? I wouldn't, but this is my newborn baby.

I never use the crossfader. Never ever.

Yes, by doing it this way it's a reversible mod. I also didn't have to create a new faceplate for large sums of money.

zestoi - I prefer rotary potentiometers over linear potentiometers.
Fair enough. And if it works for you, more power to you!
Jerold Nesselrode
11.07.2011
Originally Posted by keeb
No offense, but what the hell have you done to that beautiful xone? That is now one ugly mixer :/ Also lack of crossfader is a bit... Interesting. Any reason you didn't drop the rotaries in line like a zone 92 rotary? Trying to make it reversible?
Would you consider a newborn child beautiful? I wouldn't, but this is my newborn baby.

I never use the crossfader. Never ever.

Yes, by doing it this way it's a reversible mod. I also didn't have to create a new faceplate for large sums of money.

zestoi - I prefer rotary potentiometers over linear potentiometers.
Jerold Nesselrode
10.07.2011		Finally finished it! I am one happy twister!



http://www.djcommunity s.com/community s/showt...20#post3004920
Adrien Hochstrasser
14.07.2011		You ruined it!!! Why?!
Romelia Stankard
13.07.2011		that's....


special.
Judi Sissel
13.07.2011
Originally Posted by zestoi
quite literally outside the box in this "CASE"
Fixed...

and I also agree that a nice coat of paint and some chunky knobs would be a great addition.
Suzanna Paddock
13.07.2011		Ok. But u should try bigger knobs. (Think volume knob on old stereos). That's what they use on the 92 rotaries.

Frankly I prefer faders cos u can read em faster and u can move more than one at a time, but differnt strokes, so enjoy
Jerold Nesselrode
12.07.2011		Thanks guys haha! I'll for sure end up getting a 92 rotary in the future at some point (not as a replacement, more like a supplement) anyways, but definitely took some time to figure out how to do it, both practically and electrically!
Chasidy Heckenbach
12.07.2011
Originally Posted by djgstefan
Great stuff. Love it when you believe outside the box. And im sure it will look ok when you paint it.
quite literally outside the box in this case
Anja Ursprung
12.07.2011		Great stuff. Love it when you believe outside the box. And im sure it will look great when you paint it.
Ok Moroski
12.07.2011
Originally Posted by Cardell
Would you consider a newborn child beautiful? I wouldn't, but this is my newborn baby.

I never use the crossfader. Never ever.

Yes, by doing it this way it's a reversible mod. I also didn't have to create a new faceplate for large sums of money.

zestoi - I prefer rotary potentiometers over linear potentiometers.
Fair enough. And if it works for you, more power to you!
Jerold Nesselrode
11.07.2011
Originally Posted by keeb
No offense, but what the hell have you done to that beautiful xone? That is now one ugly mixer :/ Also lack of crossfader is a bit... Interesting. Any reason you didn't drop the rotaries in line like a zone 92 rotary? Trying to make it reversible?
Would you consider a newborn child beautiful? I wouldn't, but this is my newborn baby.

I never use the crossfader. Never ever.

Yes, by doing it this way it's a reversible mod. I also didn't have to create a new faceplate for large sums of money.

zestoi - I prefer rotary potentiometers over linear potentiometers.
Laurel Litchko
11.07.2011		Pretty neat
Chasidy Heckenbach
10.07.2011		i can appreciate it from the diy point of view but..... why?
Ok Moroski
10.07.2011		No offense, but what the hell have you done to that beautiful xone? That is now one ugly mixer :/ Also lack of crossfader is a bit... Interesting. Any reason you didn't drop the rotaries in line like a zone 92 rotary? Trying to make it reversible?
Darcey Kinnett
10.07.2011		Sick!

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