Wood Sides

Wood Sides
« on: December 03, 2025, 09:04:28 AM »
I love the Fourm… only thing letting down the total experience is the «not so woody» sidepanels 🤣

I would LOVE if someone started making panels for this synth - I assume the plastic-panels that come with the synth is mounted in a way not that different than on the Take 5/Teo-5
Moog Matriarch
Take 5
Nord Piano 6

(Mopho X4, Prophet 5rev4, Prophet REV2 16, Prophet 6, OB6, PRO 3) ... as well as a pile of gear from other manufacturers

Re: Wood Sides
« Reply #1 on: January 17, 2026, 02:28:10 PM »
I love the Fourm… only thing letting down the total experience is the «not so woody» sidepanels 🤣

I would LOVE if someone started making panels for this synth - I assume the plastic-panels that come with the synth is mounted in a way not that different than on the Take 5/Teo-5

We are a shop that makes wood panels for synthesizers and made them for the FOURM!
https://synthcraft.co/products/sequential-fourm


Is this the type that goes over the existing side panel?
« Reply #2 on: January 19, 2026, 04:03:45 AM »
We are a shop that makes wood panels for synthesizers and made them for the FOURM!
https://synthcraft.co/products/sequential-fourm

Is this the type that goes over the existing side panel?

 I think it would be better to post a photo of the product being worn, taken from an angle, as this would make it easier to see the overall look and feel after wearing the product, and would also make it more appealing.
How rounded are the edges? I think it would be more appealing if you posted a close-up photo.


Re: Wood Sides
« Reply #3 on: May 04, 2026, 12:15:40 PM »
Hi, I had to shrink my rig for a UK tour in August, My son came up with this nifty wooden sides and P6 solution. Works really well and looks cool too. The Forum/P6 is close enough in sound to be my Prophet 5/10 solution. Add some Midi boxes (Midihub, Morningstar, Zoia) and I have replaced my pedal board too. I can get this into 2 road cases and it looks cool! Still wiring as rehearsals commence and finalizing positioning. Tears down nicely, I feel if they made a Fourm module (as hinted in the manual..) I maybe able to shed some P6 weight with a similar mounting strategy.