This is almost more work than using a blank chassis cause now I have to figure out what to do with all those extra holes.No turning back now...
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No turning back now...
After years of hackage I gutted the Franken Twin today in prep for a #124 conversion. There went my FX return amp This is almost more work than using a blank chassis cause now I have to figure out what to do with all those extra holes.
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David Root
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Re: No turning back now...
That's all right, just get a new faceplate & backplate made when you get it all figured out!
A Twin chassis is plenty o'room for everything you could possibly need in a Dumble.
A Twin chassis is plenty o'room for everything you could possibly need in a Dumble.
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David Root
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Re: No turning back now...
You have some great building blocks right there.
A nice long chassis so you aren't cramped and you could also add reverb and a tube loop if you wanted.
Great transformers for the build.
And I take it that you probably also have the twin combo cab still?
I'm more of a head and cab guy these days but you have an excellent starting place for a great amp there.
A nice long chassis so you aren't cramped and you could also add reverb and a tube loop if you wanted.
Great transformers for the build.
And I take it that you probably also have the twin combo cab still?
I'm more of a head and cab guy these days but you have an excellent starting place for a great amp there.
Tom
Don't let that smoke out!
Don't let that smoke out!