How To Assemble the Midi-Fighter DIY Kit
How To Assemble the Midi-Fighter DIY Kit | |
| 28.12.2009 | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtmENdE38zc |
| Mel Vozella 07.06.2011 | Small question, why wouldn't you recommend the threaded ones, I understand that it's designed for snap in and that you can't guarantee that the threaded stay putt as good but have there been any problem with them? |
| Armando Chrystal 28.01.2010 | i believe that video encouraged me to buy a midi fighter |
| Berniece Savi 12.01.2010 | cool thanks! cant wait to get on it! |
| robert chanda 12.01.2010 | Pretty easy. The top plate with all the buttons comes off with a little upwards pressure. Rocking the pins out of the clips, slow and steady with controlled pressure does the job. Look in this group for a post on removing the buttons from the top plate - if you're forcing anything you're doing it wrong, they should easily pop out with finger pressure when you get the side clips properly disengaged. |
| Berniece Savi 12.01.2010 | quick question before i put my fighter together. it may or may not be a stupid question but i figured i'd ask those who already have built theirs- how easy is it to get the buttons and top faceplate off after you assemble it? I want to build an enclosure but really want to start jamming buttons asap! i just don't want to have to go through hell to pop the buttons and the top off and then build the enclosure. what say you, oh wise ones? |
| 03.01.2010 | I would not recommend the threaded types- these were designed for the snap in variety. |
| Dena Khoshnaw 29.12.2009 | Will the threaded sanwa buttons work aswell? |
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