I googled it but I’m on my phone. I’d like some knob protectors but $50+ is too much for plastic. I already bought sweet pelican cases. A deck saver knock off would be sweet.
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Can’t help with the question, however I emailed decksaver last night about some products, and they shared that the reason they don’t sell a digitakt or analog heat lid, is because they make them for elektron.
Quite cool I thought, as I find the quality very good.
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Reviving this thread. There are a few on thingiverse but not many.
Anyone have any models they could share?
A buddy of mine has been wanting decksavers for his Roland 707 and tr8s. Bonus points for those!
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I doubt you’ll find much. Most are too big for the majority of 3D printers out there. Plus the cost/savings work vs quality isn’t a huge enough gap for someone to want make those.
You’d be better off carving or assembling a wood block shape and melting a plastic sheet over for a diy deck saver.
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True in many cases I’m sure. I spent $10 printing one for my Digitakt and it’s fantastic though. Smaller box, yes, but a great alternative in my mind.
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This mixer cover might be a good alternative
My Amazon history shows that I bought two of the Gator 61-76 key covers and an 88. The 88 must have been for the EX5 (which was a tight fit), and the 61-76 was a bit tight on the Z1 and Virus TI, so the mixer cover should be workable, if a bit lumpy, on the Elektrons.
Alternately, head down to your local fabric store, buy some stretch fabric and elastic, and get busy with the sewing machine.
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If you don’t travel much or play shows, then a sheet works great over your desk. That way, when you are ready to make music, you can pull it away real quick like a magician. And really, who doesn’t like magic?
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Yeah, the smaller stuff makes more sense.
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