I was also thinking most of us likely have a drill. You could just do small pilot holes for each of those pots and we could drill the one we want.
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Seemed relevant to this thread, good Youtube channel also.
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I think I am just gonna run the “Sam Style” panels for now.
Don’t have the time or patience nor the tolerance to deal with an extra hole lol.
How many think they’re going to want one?
These are a bit more pricey to order. So I kinda wanna get an idea.
If there is demand - i may run the “clean” panels in the future.
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I did my fartbox panel for the enclosure I designed at 27.4mm because I think the arcade button I got through aliexpress was 26mm.
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Sign me up!..
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1 for me please!..
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So - I only ordered 5 for now since these are expensive.
Me
@CTorp
@ChristianBloch
@JUXTAPOZ74
That leaves 1 left for now.
I will be charging 30 plus shipping for these. If that sounds fair.
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Ooooh hell ya can’t wait.
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So for J6 - (where the big button is) I figure the button orientation is not super important but are the holes pretty much: button in, button out, led in, led out with the square hole being the LED out?
Scratch that - I just saw sams notes about this on the build page.
So! After realizing that I had all of my external plugs in backwards (including the power) I have flipped around all of my wires. Now ground goes to ground as expected. 
I have gone through and checked all of the IC’s by putting them in my oscillator - and thankfully it seems that I have not damaged any of them. I have +12v going to the appropriate pins now and have reflowed the joints. The problem now is when I hit the button, all I get is a faint click sound with no sustain at all. Its starting to sound like a resistor missmatch issue. Any thoughts?
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ha! awesome! looks grand
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Those looks amazing!!! I ready!!!
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Is there a diagram of the big button / LED orientation anywhere?
The button on the fart box, I mean. There is a section on the web page that describes it, but I am trying to confirm I have it right.
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The web page describes the PCB pinout. The button pinout depends on what button you have.
PCB (top to bottom):
- Trigger in
- 12 V
- LED
- GND
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I don’t suppose someone could tell me if my voltage values are near what they are supposed to be. All of my pots in the center and switches are flipped up.
Yes, that is correct!