BM_Build in a Funk_Chassis

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Looks Great!

How did you add your logo to the chassis?
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mlp-mx6 wrote:
novosibir wrote:What is a "Evil Twin OT"?
The "evil twin" is the "red knob" Twin amp, called "The Twin" if I recall correctly.
No - the evil twin was an early 90's amp with 135 W and extra pull gain. like the red knob but different.
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galtjunk wrote:Looks Great!

How did you add your logo to the chassis?
It's a sticker
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Heistl,

I notice you have a different bias/rectifier board in your amp than what was supplied with your set, where did it come from? Is that one of the boards andy was selling?
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I did not get a bias/rectifier board in your set so I made one - the reason it looks green is I colored it with a green sharpie!
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heisthl, is that a dumbleator FX loop or something you did? Looks very nice.

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Yeah it's a Dlator in a 5 X7 Hammond box. It's actually a remake of one I did a long time ago where I tried to use a Champ PT w/ tube rectifier. This one has the Fender Stand Alone Reverb PT. The PAB/OD footswitch was built in a Cable TV amplifier box I acquired at a thriftstore.
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do you have photos anywhere of the insides of the Dlator?
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JimiB wrote:do you have photos anywhere of the insides of the Dlator?
This one was done on terminal strips - I do have pictures of another one that Stelligan has now at http://ampgarage.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1959&start=0
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