Pictures!

[ocg]

A bluesbreaker in a metal enclosure "ala" fulltone...




yeah, a little bit messy


...and how it sounds?:
http://www.soundclick.com/util/getplayer.m3u?id=7531163&q=lo

[bbmonster]

Here's my first real stomper box. Since I seen that quite a few let their wives paint one, I let my wife paint/design the first one. Being that Hawaii's area code is 808, she thought a beach ocean theme appropriate.

[nico13]

...and how it sounds?:
http://www.soundclick.com/util/getplayer.m3u?id=7531163&q=lo

Nice soundclip, reminds me of Alice In Chains' Nutshell a bit.

[Thomeeque]

...and how it sounds?:
http://www.soundclick.com/util/getplayer.m3u?id=7531163&q=lo

Nice soundclip, reminds me, that I should practise playing the guitar a lot more 

[fluoreszenz]

Are you planning to connect the 9 V adapter to your circuit? If so, how do you prevent the adapter jack to short?

I love those small 9 V jacks, easier to drill, but i can only use them with plastic enclosures???


Any infos would be much appreciated 

[ocg]

...and how it sounds?:
http://www.soundclick.com/util/getplayer.m3u?id=7531163&q=hi

Nice soundclip, reminds me of Alice In Chains' Nutshell a bit.

thanks , it's the 7/4 section of "super 70's" (andy timmons)

[gtudoran]

Just got my new enclosure supply hope you like them.



They are B and BB type.
Best regards,
Gabriel

[CynicalMan]

Are you planning to connect the 9 V adapter to your circuit? If so, how do you prevent the adapter jack to short?

I love those small 9 V jacks, easier to drill, but i can only use them with plastic enclosures???


Any infos would be much appreciated 

I'd like to know too. I'm planning on using one for a valvecaster and I'd like to know whether any feasible solutions to the shorting problem.

[Cardboard Tube Samurai]

Are you planning to connect the 9 V adapter to your circuit? If so, how do you prevent the adapter jack to short?

I love those small 9 V jacks, easier to drill, but i can only use them with plastic enclosures???


Any infos would be much appreciated 

I'd like to know too. I'm planning on using one for a valvecaster and I'd like to know whether any feasible solutions to the shorting problem.

Provided you're gentle with your dc jack plugging and unplugging, you can use a rubber grommet and push the jack into that minus the nut. It stays in there fairly well unless you're careless (or drunk at a gig) when plugging it in

[kurtlives]

I am in love with this Deluxe Reverb. Can't stop playing it since I finished it.

[liddokun]

I am in love with this Deluxe Reverb. Can't stop playing it since I finished it.

That's a fantastic looking amp Chris.
The guts are really nice and clean (you should see the insides of my AC4. 

How's the cleans on that amp? As I recall the deluxe reverbs were famous for their cleans.
Always wanted to try one.

[kurtlives]

Thanks!

The cleans are so amazing, so fantastic. Amp is really veristile and dynamic, can get a tone of tones using the guitars volume and tone. The distorted tone is nuts too, so smooth and creamy. I did a few tweaks here and there to help the tone, spend the last month tweaking the tone so it was just right for me. The reverb is to die for, so lush.

More info on the build is here http://pdfelectronics.com/deluxe_reverb.htm

[JKowalski]

Okay - I gotta ask you too. I absolutely LOVE those style of enclosures, which is why I asked yeeshkul about his. Where did you get yours?

Hopefully online! 

[$uperpuma]

I did try to do swirls by old fashion way, but all I got was a huge mess and colorful fingertips. 
So I tried reverse etching and at least I'm happy with the results 

Beautiful.

[juse]

I did try to do swirls by old fashion way, but all I got was a huge mess and colorful fingertips. 
So I tried reverse etching and at least I'm happy with the results 

Beautiful.

They even look good primered.

[Zero]

More info on the build is here http://pdfelectronics.com/deluxe_reverb.htm

Really cool site! Thanks for sharing!
That reminds me I should get started on my own DIY site.. have wanted to do it for a long time.. 

btw, your website does not display properly when I use Firefox... actually I don't even see any text 

[bean]

[SonicVI]

scary.

[slacker]

Not a stompbox, although you can plug a guitar into it if you want 



It's a Lunetta, basically the big brother of things like the Atari Punk Console or WSG. Great fun and you can actually make them sound pretty musical if you want or you can just make noises that will make your brain escape out your ears

If anyone's interested there's loads of info here

http://www.electro-music.com/forum/index.php?f=160   or here
http://deathlehem.com/php/index.php

[CynicalMan]

LOL That's hilarious!