Old Amp in New Cab
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Bill Moore
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Old Amp in New Cab
I picked up a Special 130 chassis a while back, and with little work it plays fine. I put together a cab for it, (not to be confused with the beautiful wood working many of you post)! It is just scrap ply and biscuits, I did try some "cane" type grill cloth, but when I got it, seems more like "burlap".
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Nice looking job, Bill! Your Special is certainly the most handsome Peavey I've seen.
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I think it looks great!
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Bill Moore
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Thank you!
If I don't have a new amp, it maybe looks like I do!
Back in the day, when I worked downtown, we used to have a lot of old timer customers. One fellow was a cowboy from on the river, and whenever he brought his old (50's) truck in, it was a different color. My boss and I used to laugh to ourselves, but one day it was lavender! He told us he painted his house with a color his wife really liked, so he painted his truck also. "It's no big deal, just use a broom for a brush, and it goes on pretty fast". He would use a razor blade scraper to clean the glass after the paint dried.
If I don't have a new amp, it maybe looks like I do!
Back in the day, when I worked downtown, we used to have a lot of old timer customers. One fellow was a cowboy from on the river, and whenever he brought his old (50's) truck in, it was a different color. My boss and I used to laugh to ourselves, but one day it was lavender! He told us he painted his house with a color his wife really liked, so he painted his truck also. "It's no big deal, just use a broom for a brush, and it goes on pretty fast". He would use a razor blade scraper to clean the glass after the paint dried.