Bare Knuckle Pickups Forum
Forum Ringside => Guitars, Amps and Effects => Topic started by: Dmoney on January 21, 2013, 11:56:54 PM
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A while ago I built myself a backup amp. I just got a seafoam green headshell for it.
Here it is. Gut shots are from before the thing was finished but you get the idea.
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v174/xtattybobx/IMG-20130121-00633_zpsf90889e0.jpg)
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That looks awesome!
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I knew you would go or seafoam green!
Looks great! But we've already discussed this many times!
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Wow - super clean build, very nice.
Have fun with that amp.
Cheers Stephan
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Wow, that does look fantastic. Both Toe-Knee and yourself build real pro quality gear.....amazing.
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very nice. I wasn't sure about the colour at the start but the more i look at it the more it's growing on me. :)
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Can't beat Seafoam Green!
Great work.
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Love the colour and great workmanship!
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Wow, that does look fantastic. Both Toe-Knee and yourself build real pro quality gear.....amazing.
Rob is by far the better builder. I still have a lot to learn. I'm going to try out a few tricks that Dmoney has done & Soldano themselves do when i eventually get around to rebuilding my amp as it was my first build and is an abomination compared to my last few builds and especially this one!
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Fantastic- I love the colour.
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I found it really hard to get a photo on my blackberry that didn't wash out the colour of the tolex. I always wanted a seafoam green guitar but the things I fancy don't tend to come in that kind of colour.
Thanks for the compliments on the build. I went all out on it. It's my cleanest build to date and I put a lot of effort into it. Not only in construction but also in sourcing all the parts. No corners have been cut in that amp. I even had the power supply PCB manufactured from drawings I made after teaching myself to use some PCB software specifically to do this. Bit over the top, but it's about picking up new skills as well finished article.
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Here is a recording I did of this amp. It's really just my first attempt at using cab impulses in garageband (Cheers for the help with that Toe-Knee). One track duplicated to either side. Taken from the amp's DI out and using some kind of uberkab sim.
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Sounds great!