Modular Tetrazzi
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Pingback by musikgear » Blog Archive » Richard Brewster’s S Modular Tetrazzi - on May 4th, 2012 at 11:20 am
Woah!!! This is an amazing build, Richard! I’m blown away! Great idea with using the banana plugs for the nodes too. I can’t wait to see this in action. Video please!
This is really awesome. I own a Tetrazzi and would never imagine it to be integrated into a modular system.
Bravo !
Richard, you are NUTS…but I like that! I’m like totally envious of your organizational powers when it comes to wiring. My efforts so far are highly chaotic. You’re an inspiration…but don’t expect me to jump into doing one of THESE! **thumbs up**
When it comes to panel wiring, it helps that I learned harness wiring for prototypes when I worked in a General Electric avionics plant in the 70s. None of my DIY modular wiring comes close in complexity to the work I did at that time. I’m talking wire bundles with 50+ wires.