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There's probably no way I can help, but it would be fun to have a NES hacking get together.  I can bring my soldering iron and Powerpak!

Awesome!  That is only a little more expensive then what I've been able to find on MSX2 prices.

When I move away from the DJ setup I'm currently using I plan on the Allen and Heath ZED-14

If you're going AY, nothing beats Atari ST...

STJ is so rad!  My only wish is that there could be more similar programs on other consoles.  If I had this on the Genesis I would die.

The box I would buy in a heartbeat:

- 4x DMG + Cart slots
- Breakout ports for controllers
- 4x pitch with the LTC1799 controlled by MIDI
- 4x MIDI controlled lowpass filters
-  Possibly an opamp circuit to boost the GB's  a little bit
-  That chip NeX linked does look cool... maybe a little much though.

Some arduino jimmy rigging would be needed to get the extra outputs for the LTC1799's and filters, might even need to move to a bigger platform like the arduino mega.  I would just leave the software part out of all of this, so as to not infringe on any material or whatnot.  (Cart slots mostly solve this problem).
I'd just leave the NES seperate from this project.  It might be worth it to remove the screens all together, as pretty as they look.    Can't say I'm a fan of the "Ninstrument" name.  I think it would be a better idea to move away from association with video games to really get a professional project.  + another hear hear for a DIY kit version!  Keep up the good work though - great potential here. 

(If you really wanted to go all out, you could design new PCB's for this form factor.  See:  http://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/4485/ … pcb-files/ )

Also, ctrix posted on the rockit forums that he's working on new firmware and some cases... woot!