Pictures!

[KORGULL]

Now that's what I call a nice soviet colour! 
How close is the picture to reallife colour?

The real life color looks a little darker and "greener" than it does in the photo - though the paint can cap represents it as being a little brighter.
It is Plasti-Kote brand engine enamel - "Hot-Rod Green" #199.

[spudulike]

Here are a couple of projects in the works:



regards, Jack

how did you get the bookmatch finish ? And the psu looks very pro 


These all look better than mine 

[Dragonfly]

Great job, I have to say I really like those enclosures - I have wanted to figure out how to make something like that. Can you give us details on how you made your enclosures (what metal you used, how you cut/folded it...)?

Fry Electronics sells them....i'll get you the maker/model # asap (a few days)

[soggybag]

Hey Jack: I am working on a power supply myself. Care to give us the low down on yours? It looks very cool with 18v supply and some other options that I can't quite read?

Here are a couple of projects in the works:



regards, Jack

[Paul Marossy]

Here are a couple of projects in the works:



regards, Jack

Hey, how'd you get that flame maple look?! That's pretty cool. 

[Emnitec]

Great job, I have to say I really like those enclosures - I have wanted to figure out how to make something like that. Can you give us details on how you made your enclosures (what metal you used, how you cut/folded it...)?

Fry Electronics sells them....i'll get you the maker/model # asap (a few days)

My boxes doesn't come from Fry Electronics and I can post pictures of how I made them next week. But, I post the drawing and some bad quality pictures of the box after I have fold and weld it...

Drawing:


Rough prototype:



/Emnitec

[amz-fx]

The power supply has 7 outputs: an 18v, a 12v, 4 x 9v, a low battery 9v and a -9v.

The flamed looking top is very time consuming to do and requires some special hard-to-find tools.  There are some similar looking finishes on the Donnerbox site but he has never revealed his technique so I had to figure this out for myself.

regards, Jack

[Paul Marossy]

The power supply has 7 outputs: an 18v, a 12v, 4 x 9v, a low battery 9v and a -9v.

The flamed looking top is very time consuming to do and requires some special hard-to-find tools.  There are some similar looking finishes on the Donnerbox site but he has never revealed his technique so I had to figure this out for myself.

regards, Jack

Hmm... well, anyway, that's pretty cool looking stuff. 

[amz-fx]

Hmm... well, anyway, that's pretty cool looking stuff.

Thanks Paul...  if you really want to know how to do it, send me an email and I will explain the process...

regards, Jack

[petemoore]

Here's the reciever chassis I stripped, the black metal is lipped for strength across the span that supports the tube socket bolts, very sturdy. Much quicker than trying to get holes made. I opted to not get the 19'' wide chassis, this is 11.5'' wide.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v207/petemoore/000_0767.jpg
More of a front angle
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v207/petemoore/000_0768.jpg
About ready for chassis wiring
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v207/petemoore/000_0769.jpg
Here it is
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v207/petemoore/000_0770.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v207/petemoore/000_0771.jpg
And of course the cabinet !!!
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v207/petemoore/000_0772.jpg
  I love this amp.

[R.G.]

Wow - that's dedication.

[Paul Marossy]

Hey petemoore, what is the amp circuit that you built? And where'd you get that chassis from?!

[simop]

Here's my Ruby mini-amp.



More pics and sound clips:
http://koti.mbnet.fi/simopot/rakentelu/vahvistin.php
http://www.diystompboxes.com/smfforum/index.php?topic=39477.msg283869#msg283869

[Steben]

Great job, I have to say I really like those enclosures - I have wanted to figure out how to make something like that. Can you give us details on how you made your enclosures (what metal you used, how you cut/folded it...)?

Fry Electronics sells them....i'll get you the maker/model # asap (a few days)

My boxes doesn't come from Fry Electronics and I can post pictures of how I made them next week. But, I post the drawing and some bad quality pictures of the box after I have fold and weld it...

Drawing:


Rough prototype:



/Emnitec

Is that LEGO on the back  ?

What are those flame burns?

[Paul Marossy]

Here's my Ruby mini-amp.



More pics and sound clips:
http://koti.mbnet.fi/simopot/rakentelu/vahvistin.php
http://www.diystompboxes.com/smfforum/index.php?topic=39477.msg283869#msg283869

What's that enclosure from?!

[simop]

What's that enclosure from?!

It's a case of a blood pressure meter (as I mentioned in the other thread).

[Paul Marossy]

It's a case of a blood pressure meter (as I mentioned in the other thread).

Oh. That's cool! 

[JimKo]

Here's a few of the Deluxe Reverb Clone I recently finished.  I call it a Desert Isle Reverb.









Took about 6 months to complete.  Sounds great!

JimKo

[Herr Masel]

Wow.

[Paul Marossy]

Nice work on the amp JimKo!