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05-12-2023, 11:22 PM
Progress - Some photos
Note: If I didn't already mention it I suppose I should point out before anyone has apoplexy (and no, that's not a Steve Jobs built Marshall clone
) I'm building this amp in a rescued Blackface Princeton chassis and cab salvaged from a dumpster where the owner had tosses it after a fire. Not much was left.
Here it is now,....
![[Image: XCa2iLS.jpg]](https://i.imgur.com/XCa2iLS.jpg)
and inside
![[Image: PEIqgpa.jpg]](https://i.imgur.com/PEIqgpa.jpg)
I have to find a new silkscreen service or try to muddle through some sort of masking template myself as the service I used for years is apparently defunct. The actual Front Panel layout is "Gain" (parallel) in #2 Input, Volume, Treble, Middle, Bass, and Master. FX Loop is on the back panel and if anyone decides to build something like this if you are a heavy high gain guy, like if you have both channels dimed a lot, you'll need a voltage divider at FX Send somewhere between 50% and 80% reduction should work for the most Metal.
Note: If I didn't already mention it I suppose I should point out before anyone has apoplexy (and no, that's not a Steve Jobs built Marshall clone
) I'm building this amp in a rescued Blackface Princeton chassis and cab salvaged from a dumpster where the owner had tosses it after a fire. Not much was left.Here it is now,....
and inside
I have to find a new silkscreen service or try to muddle through some sort of masking template myself as the service I used for years is apparently defunct. The actual Front Panel layout is "Gain" (parallel) in #2 Input, Volume, Treble, Middle, Bass, and Master. FX Loop is on the back panel and if anyone decides to build something like this if you are a heavy high gain guy, like if you have both channels dimed a lot, you'll need a voltage divider at FX Send somewhere between 50% and 80% reduction should work for the most Metal.
