Diyers always want make things different to the market stuffs, not only in sound quality also in looking too, cabinet don't have many choice for diyers , I like shop around the local junk yark looking for some old useless electronic equipment and recycle it 's cabinet for use. here some pictures of amps I made in ten years with recycles
tony ky ma
What I like is the top pic featuring the equipment with handles. Wish some more manufacturers would put some handles on their biggggggg... tube amps-not to mention, lose those sharp edges and corners
Yup, I still have a pair of those white gloves with the white rubber dots. Most others have the smooth, thin, cotton "butler" gloves more to protect the amp's surfaces.
Chuck
What do you think what kind of amp is it ? A WE300B power amp ? no it is a MIC pre amp with WE300B in out put to a Studer A80 for recording use all silver transformers, but not in my home any more in my friend 's house.
Tony, our forum is public and indexed by Google. So unless you want the world to know your phone number , you may want to delete the above post and send it via PM.
I tried a DIY amp kit (Class D Audio) for my first (and so far, only) DIY project. I made a case by getting front and rear panels made from FrontPanelExpress.com, and I bought a shell from Peachtree to match my Nova. Here is a picture of how it looks:
The curved wood thing I got from Peachtree -- basically an extra nova case they were kind enough to sell me. It is the top and bottom and left and right sides (all one piece of wood, or maybe a composite). Then I designed front and back panels from FrontPanelExpress.com:
