I wanted a new console similar to a 260sp Wurlitzer.
I had no idea how to go about this so I spent many months sitting
at my PC using CAD software drawing up plans.
Side Elevation.
Front Elevation
My Console drawings using Google SketchUp 7
Stop Rail Production
This method makes it an easy job. 3mm plywood strips laminated.
The Scroll.
I made three attempts at this, the first and second times
the thickness was wrong and I had a problem with the router.
The final attempt worked and this time I got the thickness right at 25mm.
The Scroll fitted and painted.
The Front Deco Panels.
Console - Rear View.
New Keyboards - Painted and ready to be fitted
Console Feet.
Mini Channel was used for Sams Mounting.
Sams Wiring.
This time I used hook-up wire which is more robust and durable than the brittle phone wire,
which had the tendency to break.
Pedal Contact Assembly.
The switch assembly was supplied by Peterson.
the magnets were attached to the Conn pedals with a small piece of MDF and Mini Channel.
Audio
Build one of these if you want to levitate carpet!
Click on the link to obtain a set of the copyrighted plans.
The Housewrecker.
TIBIA BASS SUBWOOFER
Speaker Array
The Audio Division uses a combination of Behringer Truth 2031A studio monitors, column cabinets and 12" and 15" party speaker cabinets from JAYCAR.
Control Tower.
This unit houses all of the amplifiers, convolution (Gigapulse Pro) PC; Echo Audiofire 12 Sound units.
Platform Design.
I made this slightly smaller than the plans.
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This drawing represents the layout for the music studio.
Here it is - The Console
