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felix
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futuresoundsystems
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:( Shame that, sounds like you had nice wood too. My cabinet's rails aren't totally level (one end of each row is either a little shorter or taller than the other) but I can live with them.
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i'm really really sorry it happened like that 
it sounds like you had a super effort at it and have come to a good resolution with getting a monster case- so now you can get down to business and make more of those awesome vids!! 
make sure you share with pictures when its all in there!
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Muff Wiggler
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we need a drooling smiley
THAT IS SUPER SWEET
very inviting and warm n' cozy and so much synthy fun
awesome
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consumed
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congrats jeff! looks like you did a real nice job on that!
i like how you have the modules recessed pretty far back too, that looks classy.
i just noticed the original post was from november, and you finally made it happen.
now you know you'll be building a matching cabinet in about 9 months, right? 
i did a "moog style" cabinet too, a 1u, after looking at .com cabinets.
but i routed the edge of the wood back 1/4" (1/8" for stooge rail and 1/8" for the panel thickness) so the panels would lay flush with the edges. i wish now that i had added another 1/8" so they would be slightly recessed under the lip. i had other problems with the cabinet, mostly warped wood which prevents anything from sitting flat on the top. 
and some of my modules dont sit quite flush, like the thicker fpe panels.
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Thanks. Yeah, I'll probably end up building another cabinet one day. But first I want a PCM96, and I'll need to save up quite a bit for that. So I might not fill the 24u right away. (Plus MOTM can get expensive, almost as bad as Serge...)
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