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Phatfingaz

DIY MIDI Fighter clone with full size arcade buttons based on Teensy LC

jonathan-payneJonathan Payne
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I always wanted a MIDI Fighter - so instead of buying one I decided to build my own.

I designed the enclosure in autocad, and my lovely brother laser cut the acrylic for me. Perfect first time :)

Soldering was not fun. Not fun at all. And now I need to replace the mainboard because a couple of the inputs have picked up false triggers along the way. But that's life...

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DreamHazard wrote 09/19/2017 at 15:00 • point

Looks awesome! I've been considering a project like this myself but I'm really focusing on my rusEFI at the moment

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Richard Hogben wrote 09/05/2017 at 22:43 • point

Nice! Where have you been hiding this project...

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