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| GregorDV:
If you want to invest a little more for a nice professional look, or are a total menace with a Dremel tool (I won't go into which one applies to me), you can mount a standard network faceplate and snap in some USB jacks. A quick google for 'usb keystone' gives a bunch of nice options like this: http://www.vpi.us/keystone-usb-1394.html I'm thinking this is just right for some converted Dreamcast and Atari joysticks. |
| BobbyG66:
Barracuda, Nice idea with the faceplate, never thought of that. It also allows you to paint what ever color you need to match your cab. I have a tool called a "nibbler" that I got at Radio Shack. It kinda looks like pliers and 'nibbles' a small square out of metal. You need a hole drilled first and it takes some time, but cuts a nice clean edge. BG66 |
| Barracuda:
BobbyG66, Is this what your talking about? http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2289712&cp=&sr=1&origkw=nibbler&kw=nibbler&parentPage=search I wish I had one of those before I made my plate. I might go buy one and do it all over with a metal faceplate instead of the plastic one I have. |
| ChicagoDave:
It looks similar to the one I'm using from http://www.datapro.net/.. For pics, check out my site: http://www.davestojak.com/ctrlpanl.htm |
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