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^ yeah, you read my mind exactly.  for sure i'll do some sticker sheets like this at some point (not quite the priority right now, but on the list for sure)

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hey everybody -

finally got these two kits up in the shop for you all, sorry about the wait:

http://store.kitsch-bent.com/product/prosound-kits
http://store.kitsch-bent.com/product/easy_ps-2

and also Vex sent in some of his clothboys for the shop, really happy to have them:

http://store.kitsch-bent.com/product/clothboy

i wish i could put one in everybody's hands so you can feel!  they're surprisingly comfortable to use. 

guess that does it for this newsletter, until next time, keep chipping!

matt

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deflemask

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2+ projects, and

ONE SCREEN PROTECTOR TO RULE THEM ALL!

the holes are open for LEDs, and there is a breakout PCB to mount in this place which is adaptable for different projects.

this style screen pro is being made now for the following projects (tested, working kits, not mass manufactured atm):
-- arduinoboy (internal)
-- lsdjmc2 (internal)
-- some other projects which can use the same form-factor that i'm not going to tell you about right now

the shaded grey circle is where the original power LED is located, for reference.  the real part isn't shaded at all.  yes, this means this LED will loose its power indicator function.

the other element to these projects are the main circuit boards and their inputs/outputs, i'll post pictures of them installed ASAP (headed out of town and even though i'm taking this stuff along just in case, i seriously doubt i'll be able to grab even a few minutes).

pretty great day testing this stuff.  the screen pros aren't manufactured yet otherwise i'd show a real picture of them.  i'll hold off proper product pics until they arrive too.   i'm just sort of pumped this has all come together finally, wanted to just share a little bit of it with you all....  (even if the only screen pro to show is a mock-up....  still, excite!)

they might get here at the same time, i got pictures of the plastics last night too

there are a few people waiting for el kits, i know that much, but i increased the batch by quite a bit this time so hopefully they'll last a bit

yeah, that'd be awesome, there is really a bit to learn here about backlight construction, but more importantly repair.  i'll be looking forward to your results, at least

yeah, the polarization film is basically the same thing across kits, if there is a difference in thickness of this particular part its negligible

the thickness difference is mainly due to the light guide, which doesn't matter much to you since you only need the polarization film.  which, you can cut with some sharp implement however you need   you'll find its pretty easy

you don't need to trim it to match the shape of the backlight even, just as long as it fits between the light source and the glass comfortably.  the important part is to just make sure the polarization film has coverage over the entire light guide panel.  but, you can trim it to match the shape if you wish.

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