Got a Mark III or IIC front panel you can scan?

[woodbutcher65]

I have an idea for a project that fits with my skillset. But to get started, I would ideally need to get my hands on a Mark IIC or Mark III front panel in good condition.

I'll settle for a high resolution scan instead.

If anyone has their Mark apart and can lay the front panel on a flatbed scanner and make a scan of it and send me a copy, it'll help get the ball rolling.

The idea is hardly difficult to figure out. It's no secret. I want to at least try to make high quality reproductions of them.

 

[Jay Omega]

Make reproductions of the faceplates?

 

[woodbutcher65]

That's what I said. It might be the step needed to make it possible to add EQs to the many sad crippled Mark IIs and IIIs that don't have this precious and very essential option.

 

[Jay Omega]

That's what I said. It might be the step needed to make it possible to add EQs to the many sad crippled Mark IIs and IIIs that don't have this precious and very essential option.

I gotcha. I have a IIB faceplate off an amp, but no access to a scanner that does 17”

 

[woodbutcher65]

You could scan it twice, one end and then the other. That'd be fine. I sent you a private message.

 

[little-b]

Sounds like a great idea,also for mkiii/ii owners that have a badly scratched up faceplate and want to restore to like new. Off topic a bit,but triaxis owners have been asking for a replacement front membrane since mesa ran out of them ,but that would be a bit more involved thing I'm thinking.

 

[JD]

I scanned my C+ faceplate with gain boost , had to do it in 2 scans

 

[woodbutcher65]

Got the scans, thanks.

As for the triaxis membrane switch assembly, if someone had one to provide as a sample, I know what company to send it to in order to get it replicated. It would probably involve the destruction of the original but the replacement article would be a perfect substitute.

 

[Boogiemon66]

I have an idea for a project that fits with my skillset. But to get started, I would ideally need to get my hands on a Mark IIC or Mark III front panel in good condition.

I'll settle for a high resolution scan instead.

If anyone has their Mark apart and can lay the front panel on a flatbed scanner and make a scan of it and send me a copy, it'll help get the ball rolling.

The idea is hardly difficult to figure out. It's no secret. I want to at least try to make high quality reproductions of them.

I have a IIB faceplate with EQ. Could you use a scan of this?

 

[woodbutcher65]

I just got one scanned from the gentleman posting above me but thanks!

 

[Boogiemon66]

I just got one scanned from the gentleman posting above me but thanks!

Were you able to replicate the IIC+ Faceplate? I would be interested in one if you did.

 

[woodbutcher65]

Back burnered project. I want to get back to it soon.

 

[Joey1970]

I smell a lawsuit written all over this. Be careful.