DIY: Project denon dn-hc1000
DIY: Project denon dn-hc1000 Posted on: 24.03.2011 by Harley Hendzel Before I got my Midi Fighter, I was using the denon controller with traktor as an additional controller to use with my Kontrol S4. It worked, but I wasn't fond of the buttons. After doing a lot of brainstorming today, I decided that I would mod the controller with arcade buttons. This will require the design of a new enclosure, desoldering of the old switches, and wiring from the buttons and encoders to the board. There are a total of 43 switches and 3 encoders. So, this will be a fairly robust controller. The layout of the board is very simple: I will post my progress as this project moves along. | |
| Harley Hendzel 29.03.2011 | Well, after some more planning, I chose not to use acrylic as the material for the enclosure. I chose something easier to work with that was also already assembled. After some thrift store |
| Random X 25.03.2011 | Wow, you're just full with awesomeness J! Can't wait to see how this will develop! |
| Harley Hendzel 25.03.2011 |
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| Tatum Ansaldo 26.03.2011 | subscribing. |
| Dana Ordinario 25.03.2011 | I would love to see how this comes out I have 2 old LPD8's I'm not using that I would love to take apart and rebuild. |
| Harley Hendzel 25.03.2011 | general layout. I will do the wiring for the buttons tomorrow. I'm also ordering buttons now. Should be in on Tuesday. |
| Aurea Kager 24.03.2011 | Good luck mate!!!!! |
| Carline Whichard 24.03.2011 | Yeah I feel ya on the buttons a little too close together and a bit clunky. Good luck man. Be following this one. |
| Matha Obray 24.03.2011 | In for progression |
| Gloria Lemmel 24.03.2011 | I'm excited to see how this goes for you! |
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