Excuse my shabby clickbait title first 
I made a small case for both machines. And a „dockingstation“ for studio/desk use. I‘m not supertalented for things like this but i‘m very happy with the result. A bit heavy but supersturdy 
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I put this video in the “undead” Knobcon thread. It is from an artist who runs Hite Studios, and they may sell a very limited number of these.
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Syntone25! Looks cool, do you have them Vesa mounted through the rear or what’s holding them in the case? just closeness? I imagine it’s got some heft to it.
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Thanks!
It stays in place on the dockingstation only through it‘s on weight which makes it very fast/easy to remove etc. The machines are tight sitting in the case and save. But the piece of wood on the top is attached with velcro fastener so i can remove the e-trons quick if needed.
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A work to be proud of indeed!
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Is this the Tonberk?
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what about airflow? The Digitone seems to be ok but the Syntakt gets hot!?
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Why did you do this? I hope it falls apart!!! Almost had a heart attack man…too early for the Syntone.
Nah, jk…good job, looks great!
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It‘s running since yesterday and i‘m surprised that the st surface seems cooler than before. Imagination probably but definitely not warmer. The back of the case is open.
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Dammit … I thought you found a new trademark registration 
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yeah, sorry. I enhnced the thread title now
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