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0C3 Guitar Amp Controlled Smooth Sag
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I think we are in the final stages now. The only things left to do mostly involve a few parts on the way.

I have on order

1) Stainless Steel angle brackets for anti vibration mounting of a low noise cooling fan. It's not meant to be a whirlwind, just a bit of air circulation to keep temperatures stable to (a) maintain tone performance over a wide range of temperature environments, and (b) increase tube life

2) 2 Prong AC cable and jacks so the fan always switches on with the amp power switch but can be quickly disconnected for disassembly.

3) Fender Tilt-Back Legs for angling the amp up at the player's ears, reducing stage bleed but focusing on what the player needs to hear.

This is a photo summary of progress awaiting those parts.

120VAC Low Noise Fan


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Baffle Installation and Speaker Mounting


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Back Plate Design for effective port system to maximize cooling air flow while providing a bit more punch and articulation in the low end, especially needed in such a small cabinet

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I probably should give a shout out to "tubesandmore/antiqueelectronics" online parts store for many of these new and vintage parts. They've been great to work with and a valuable resource.
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RE: 0C3 Guitar Amp Controlled Smooth Sag - by enorbet2 - 06-18-2023, 01:38 PM

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