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Post Photos of Your MOD Gear HERE Posted on: 06.05.2008 by I want to start a thread where everyone can see all the custom gear that has been created by other djs here at Dj Tech Tools. Post a few photos of your set up and a brief description of what you did.
Sparkle Faldyn 29.07.2012	bahahahahaha that's the ugliest thing ive ever seen in my life! bet it looks bad ass in UV though... Are the uneven lines (esp on Maschine) because of poor workmanship or the camera?
Latrina Sukkar 14.07.2012	Photo on 7-14-12 at 7.36 PM.jpg Photo on 7-14-12 at 7.36 PM #2.jpg Photo on 7-14-12 at 8.30 PM.jpg MPK mini chroma knobs!=]
Manuel Rima 13.07.2012	idk i might try to sell it but for now this is my Mixtrack pro IMG_3728.jpg P1016276.jpg IMG_3568.jpg IMG_3577.jpg IMG_3580.jpg IMG_3619.jpg IMG_3620.jpg photo (2).jpg
Shonda Soulier 10.07.2012	Originally Posted by Emery wonderful, do you know where I could find more information on that? http://community .djranking s.com/showthread.php?t=23597 http://community .djranking s.com/showthread.php?t=28014
Geri Jarra 09.07.2012	Originally Posted by DJDoubleYou Yes definitly! wonderful, do you know where I could find more information on that?
Shonda Soulier 09.07.2012	Originally Posted by leoleox I apologize for my english. Hope you understand. This is a great mod, my friend. Great explanation too. I'm sure this will help out who ever wondered about modding their dx. Thanks for the write-up!
Era Roka 07.07.2012	Originally Posted by Emery Is this possible with a MF classic brain? Yes definitly!
Geri Jarra 07.07.2012	Originally Posted by s.craigie My midi controller made with UMC32+ DIY kit. Really fun project (and very easy)! Props to DJTT for the buttons, knobs and faders. Is this possible with a MF classic brain?
Dorine Hieronymus 07.07.2012	Unfortunately I haven't documented the whole process with photos, but I've taken a few shots. I've used a 3mm perspex (plexiglas) black sheet to make the additional panels. All the cutting work were made with a Dremel multi purpose little tool. I've modded 4 arcade buttons to make them thinner. Initially I was working with Sanwa buttons but then I found the Seimitsu buttons work better for my purpose (http://www.gremlinsolutions.co.uk/pr...PS-14-DN-K.htm). I put the perspex panels and the original xone dx panels together using the buttons screws. The buttons does not pass perfetcly thru the original panel holes so I've thinned a little them (I can't explain better in english, sorry). I've soldered the buttons on the original pcb without removing the original switches and leds. Only the leds needed a little bending. I apologize for my english. Hope you understand. IMG_0717.jpg IMG_0730.jpg IMG_0731.jpg IMG_0761.jpg IMG_0763.jpg IMG_0764.jpg
Shonda Soulier 02.07.2012	Originally Posted by leoleox Hello, I've modded a xone dx with a friend of mine without breaking any original part. Here it is! IMG_0765.jpg IMG_0769.jpg WHOA! Nice work! Can you provide more details of the mod and additional photos?
Dorine Hieronymus 01.07.2012	Hello, I've modded a xone dx with a friend of mine without breaking any original part. Here it is! IMG_0765.jpg IMG_0769.jpg
Bianca Fadden 30.04.2012	Originally Posted by DJENS Attachment 9040 My Mixtrack Pro. Painted and Chroma Capped. Also loosened up the pitch faders/crossfader with a little sandpaper after I took the unit apart. Love it! Nice MOD. What paint did you use?
Tamara Zitterkopf 27.04.2012	yeh i gave it a good pull but wasnt moving
Cheryll Tangeman 24.04.2012	Originally Posted by warrenpaul i like that! so you cant take the middle button out then? i tired but it seemed like it was on there pretty solid Yeah the middle button is different from a normal knob. I didn't want to mess with it.
Tamara Zitterkopf 24.04.2012	i like that! so you cant take the middle button out then? i tired but it seemed like it was on there pretty solid
Cheryll Tangeman 20.04.2012	547235_10150628688131409_581546408_9526283_1479591556_n.jpg My Mixtrack Pro. Painted and Chroma Capped. Also loosened up the pitch faders/crossfader with a little sandpaper after I took the unit apart. Love it!
Sharonda Flewellyn 11.04.2012	Originally Posted by Dixhouse This is my first attempt at modding. This is essentially a practice project to get used to soldering, wiring and drilling and so on. Here it is. I have also bought a midi fighter and I am looking to modify it by adding a few extra buttons, slide and rotary pots. I saw this in action in sunday, and can cofirm it is badass!
Patrica Giancaterino 10.04.2012	Well, I haven't had a look at it yet but I believe all I'm going to do is cut straight lines without those little details on the edges. I figure I'll give it a shot and if it doesn't work out, I'll look around but as of know I don't know anyone with a band saw or jig saw.
Ned Somerset 10.04.2012	I've already taken it off once and no residue was left. The mounting tape I bought said it left very little residue if any just a rub of the finger takes it off. A miter saw probably won't be accurate enough. a jigsaw or a band saw would work best.
Patrica Giancaterino 10.04.2012	Awesome just found out I have access to a miter saw, only thing is I'm not sure if I want residue from the tape, you believe it leaves anything behind?
Ned Somerset 09.04.2012	I went over to a friends house who had a band saw. At first I tried with a jig saw but it just wasn't accurate enough, most likely due to a slightly bent blade. To get the shape I laid my maschine on its side on the peice of oak and traced around it . Cut it out, sanded it, gave it two coats of stain and then a clear coat of urethane to give it that shine. Let it all dry. I mounted it by cutting strips of double sided mounting tape and tripled them up to grip the side of the maschine and the wood. Couldnt find tape thick enough to grab the inside wall of the maschine and hold the trim. Took about an hour of work plus drying time. Real simple and cheap and it looks badass.
Patrica Giancaterino 09.04.2012	Originally Posted by fitzyp Attachment 8794 Made my own oak woodtrim for my maschine. Total cost around $16CND. Couldn't find non elevated trim on the nets. Plus refusing to pay $50 for it. Secured it in place with double sided mounting tape and its holding strong. Well worth it. I want wood sides and also don't want to shell out 50 bucks, what tools did you need? I don't really have any at all but I need to find a way because it looks sexy as hell.
Ned Somerset 09.04.2012	561771_10150670389348507_505028506_9548456_1960186469_n.jpg Made my own oak woodtrim for my maschine. Total cost around $16CND. Couldn't find non elevated trim on the nets. Plus refusing to pay $50 for it. Secured it in place with double sided mounting tape and its holding strong. Well worth it.
Shonda Soulier 30.03.2012	Originally Posted by Asgory4t longer lights up when there's a hotcue your images are blocked
Joy Ringer 27.03.2012	Originally Posted by Audeo That looks like a seriously helpful mod! Well done! My only question is.. why are you doing FX at the double BPM of house? ha! Yeah, the [Tap] button on the EFX was always the weak link of a wonderful box IMO. About half of them I come across have a broken [Tap] button on them, and the button mechanism is very difficult to repair. The one functional thing I've never been crazy about on the EFX is that when you hit [Tap] twice and the BPM gets reset, the [Time] multiplier always goes back to [1/1]. So, if I want double time on a delay, I tend just to tap at double the speed to begin with. (I don't play a lot of computer-generated records so I can't rely on Auto-BPM detection, or for a song to just stay in tempo.) rs
Venetta Cawyer 27.03.2012	That looks like a seriously helpful mod! Well done! My only question is.. why are you doing FX at the double BPM of house?
Joy Ringer 27.03.2012	EFX-1000 mod I did awhile back. Replaced Tap Button with Arcade Button.
Ressie Losiewicz 17.03.2012	looking good!!
Dortha Hiscocks 14.03.2012	Originally Posted by Patch Looks a lot like the MF3D. Yeh i'v been working on this for the last few months and then DJTT came out with the MF3D. Tbh though it was pretty obvious after they started stocking the clear rim arcade buttons that something along those lines was going to come out. Anyway here's an overview of how the controller has developed IMG_1405.jpg IMG_1458.jpg mixerpro.jpg IMG_1690.jpg
Brunilda Kora 14.03.2012	Looks a lot like the MF3D.
Dortha Hiscocks 13.03.2012	just a little something im working on green.jpg photo (1).jpg
Daniell Knopf 11.03.2012	Originally Posted by etch My midifighter inspired controllers, the WoofHIBA and WoofHIBA II the larger isnt quite finished, two rotary encoders still need knobs (one isnt in controller yet, still to be wired up) and got some nice new caps for the faders, this is about to replace my VCI100SE as my out rig, custom mapping to follow shortly! ones based around an old mac keyboard (the smaller one) and the larger is based around an Arduino Mega 2560 (LED feedback is one of the first mods to be made in the future) Attachment 4632 Just wondering what kind of faders did you use for the mod because im currently modding mine.
Alysa Machuta 29.02.2012	This is my first attempt at modding. This is essentially a practice project to get used to soldering, wiring and drilling and so on. Here it is. I have also bought a midi fighter and I am looking to modify it by adding a few extra buttons, slide and rotary pots.
Darius Goralski 27.02.2012	Ridiculously sturdy. 3/4" MDF board and it's heavy. Wind was blowing at about 25-35 miles an hours on Sunday and it didn't budge. Also, I accidentally slammed my hand into the bottom side of my laptop while trying to wave at someone. The laptop started pivoting over the back of the stand like it was going to flip over, but then the elastic bungee tightened and pushed it back into perfect place. All that happened within about a second, but it was still pretty cool to see it work as intended. Also, setting it up takes about 10 seconds, tearing it down about the same. Positioning the laptop and securing it with the bungee takes another 10 seconds, but it's still pretty fast.
DJ MENSAH 27.02.2012	Crane huh? How sturdy is it?
Darius Goralski 25.02.2012	I modded a piece of wood, does that count? $60 to make. DIY posted here: http://community .djranking s.com/showthread.php?t=47405
Heriberto Potterton 25.02.2012	Hi Guys, Wanted to post my video for my custom LaunchPad D.I.Y. stands, hope you like it. LaunchPad Stands
Lakesha Comtois 25.02.2012	foot pedal.jpg Ripped apart the controller I made last weekend and made this pedal out of a mix track. I use it to loop in Ableton. I usually wait to put the finishing touches on since I remake these so often.
Lynell Piechocinski 24.02.2012	looks great, never saw them white
Kiyoko Wellisch 24.02.2012	Is there menna be an image with that post?

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