I made a CAD model of the original character knob and 3D printed it in Black ABS like resin.
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You taking orders?!
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I use these 5000 grit scuff/sanding sponges as part of my polishing process with clear coat paints and plastics. If you soak them in water for a little while, the 5000 grit is gentle and if you donât follow up with any compound polishing, you could probably get the knob into a territory where you take the sheen off the new part to match the factory parts without making the new part look older or more grainy than the factory parts. I think it would be a real sleeper, even though it looks great as it is.
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Absolutely love those yellow cables! Puts a smile on my face every time I see them!
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Thanks! Love yellow on everything.
The turquoise ones came with the Vector - need to swap em out promptlyâŚ
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Whatâs the brand of that case?
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Me. I designed and built it just for this setup.
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It looks just so much more elegant 
thx people in this thread for making me aware of the possibility. Finally no more fisher price look!
Ps: donât mind the homemade dodgy battery cable 
Edit: After a few days of using it with the black keys, I have to say that the DN is a lot more readable and usable for me. The different colours of the keys plus the changing colours of the LEDs made it subconsciously less intuitive to understand at a quick glance. Just so much color information.
With all the distractions gone, I can see mute lights and track triggers much more easily.
Personally, I would recommend the mod, if you have the spare change.
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Hi ya, where did you get that func button replacement with a dash from? I have my Digitakt 2 on warranty repair back at elektron so maybe I can squeeze a free shipping on a single button. Cheers
Looks like a black key from the A4mk2 keyboard turned through 90°
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Oh yeah, thank you!
That is correct! I was being creative!
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