a huge thank you to amp garage!!

[lumox0013]

this is the third time iv'e built a wreck with these tranys and my sixth overall, this amp finally hit the mark though.I wanted to post and tell you all thank you for all the encouragement and help, I mostly just lurk around here with very little to contribute but I have learned so much from here over the last several years! and always looking for more to soak up. you guys are the greatest your open door made my dream of making my own amp come true.THANK YOU ALL!!!!!! you are amazing and here is my snow flake.unique,fragile , beautiful and amazing.

[M Fowler]

Very kool cabinet and front faceplate

Mark

[lumox0013]

thank you mark they were recycled cupboard doors from spring trash collections. yaeh trash day!!!

[statorvane]

I like your use of can caps. Makes for a cleaner layout. Novel use ofo the rocker switches too. Very nice cabinet and front panel.

Top notch stuff there guy .

[Noel Grassy]

Lummox,

Great job and I like your creative approach to the task. The bonus in our field of endeavor is when they look as bitchin' as they sound. Will you be
listing the measured voltages when time permits? No one ever posts screen
shots of their scope measurements but we'd love the accumulated data.

Noel Grassy.

[NickC]

Very kool cabinet and front faceplate

Mark

+1

That's a very cool looking cab and amp. Nicely done!

[Reeltarded]

Very handsome! I love it!

[RJ Guitars]

Nice job! love the creative touch! rj

[Lonely Raven]

That is some beautiful wiring for sure!

What cap cans did you use there?

[lumox0013]

thanxx for all your kind words, I love the cap cans they make thing so much simpler to wire i used jj's 40/20/20/20 and 32/32 the only other real departure was the use of a resistor in place of a choke ,I tried a choke in there after i built it but liked the resistor better for more breakup when cranked. my voltages ride about 20 volts higher than garys on the chart, Im a paint by numbers type-o guy I dont own a scope or nothin I build all my stuff out at the picknik table and the kitchen table on my burgerking tray work station.Mcgyver style yall would laugh your ass off if you saw it.the person who I should thank the most though is ken fisher. after 22+ years of playing and searching for sounds ,these amps have a very unique sound,so thank you ken for sharing your tone with the world.