The Amp Garage

VERY cool!!!

Thanks for posting that Funk.

Just out of curiosity, how much do you charge? I might be interested in purchasing one in a couple months.

PAB = Pre-Amp Boost/Bypass

HRM = Hot Rubber Monkey / Hot Rodded Marshall / Her Royal Majesty

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Johan, I believe the D'Lite chassis is slightly narrower than the typical Dumble chassis... You should probably check that out with Normster or Moss on the BrownNote forum.

Which clean is closer to blackface?

Couple quick questions: 1) Is it safe to assume that all of these variations (HRM / Non-HRM / Bluesmaster) have the Skyliner EQ? 2) How do you tell the difference between 80's & 90's EQ? 3) What is "Hybrid-A"? 4) I understand that if I wanted to do a 50w build w/ a 1/2 power switch, that would mean ...

Is there a list of exactly what all these different build names mean somewhere or could we come up with one? It can be a little overwhelming for a newbie and I don't think that you could even track them all down one at a time.

I'm not mad; I don't think anyone could've anticipated how popular these were going to be and I'm a patient guy so hopefully I'll catch one next time around.

"I over slept. Rats!"

Join the club. I don't get home from work until 4am (12 hour shift) and don't get to bed until 5 so I'm not good for much of anything at 8.

What were they listed under? I couldn't find them anywhere but maybe they had already sold out. Hopefully I'll be able to get in on the next batch. Either way, I'm eager to start planning with schematics & layouts. I'd like to do a 50w HRM w/ Skyliner and a 1/2 power switch... Does anyone have anyth...

Thanks for the link!

I've done a couple of MUCH simpler builds before and I know some of the basics but I don't want to be naive about my limits. I'm assuming there are other newbies on here as well and that they could benefit from this kind of info as well.

I'm new to the forum and I'm planning on doing a build sometime this winter. This forum is an amazing resource but one thing I've found is that, while there's TONS of info on various builds and what not, there's barely any info on safety. Maybe its just assumed to be common knowledge but I think tha...