I'm Building a Fairlight CMI: Episode 14

Cris Blyth is a brave man. He has a dream of taking a Fairlight MFX and upgrading it to a Fairlight CMI Series III. In this episode, Cris explores his graphic design skills, and gets the Fairlight front panel ready for screen printing.
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[@cosmosynthesizer]

As a graphic Designer I’m really impressed by your work! Wow.

[@bobule]

A Christmas treat! Thanks

[@mattevans7884]

"Thoroughly, with a hose".............I chuckled at that

[@MichaelOrbit]

If you can confirm the off-centre labels are common on all panels, I'd keep it that way for 'authenticity'. Love your work!

[@russellyoung6498]

Brilliant as usual Chris, keep going!!

[@PORRFNK]

Love your work, happy new year

[@kenwhelan7920]

Hi Cris good progress but it is the details that eat up the time, when this project is compleat (there never compleat) are you going to intergrate the fairlight for use with your upto date equipment and did you sort out the tuning and buzz in the audionchain keep up the good work.

[@FransvandenBergeMuziekschuur]

Some heat on the black clips would have helped.

[@ezquimal]

If you use any laser printer and a iron clothes you can transfer the logo I use that to transfer diagram to PCB

[@MyOtherNick]

What ipad app is that you are using?

[@devondetroit2529]

Why not just use Quasar beach ?

[@pilotdrift05]

Did you see the UFO?!