I've had an old Surfy Bear PCB for over a year but never got around to building a box for it. I finally got around to building the enclosure. It was quite a woodworking learning experience for me, and I made some mistakes, but I am pleased with the end product overall. I used some oak from Home Depot and some oak panels for the front and back. The wave picture is a transfer of a photocopy by using acetone. It didn't fully transfer over, so I went over the fine lines with Sharpie and carefully sprayed light layers of poly over it so it wouldn't bleed. I'm still waiting on an LED bulb before I wire up the indicator light. I added a dry kill switch and a "Bellows" control, which is the C10 mod. I have a rotary with three additional capacitors to add more cavernous bass sounds. This thing is rad!
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Hang ten!
Looks great! Good job on the box joints!
So awesome Chris!
Man, that's beautiful. So that whole big unit is just reverb?
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Looks awesome, especially for working with oak
Great job, Chris!
Impressive woodworking!
That's beautiful man. Very cool idea.
Love the wood burning graphic!
That looks really great!
Nice work man! Graphic came out fantastic!
Nice build! I made one over a year ago. It sounds better than a lot of my amp spring reverbs!
I built my controls into a 125B. I used a 4PDT stomp to toggle between two different MIX pots (MIX 1, MIX 2) and a bi-color LED.
Think I might build their trem pedal as well!
Quote from: jimilee on May 28, 2017, 03:30:57 AM
Man, that's beautiful. So that whole big unit is just reverb?
Sure is. Sometimes it's all about presentation.
Quote from: Aleph Null on May 30, 2017, 09:20:53 PM
Love the wood burning graphic!
It's actually a transfer of a photocopy onto wood with acetone and redrawing parts with a Sharpie marker. I thought about wood burning, but didn't want to work that long on it and lose some of the transfer detail.
Beautiful! I'll have to look into it, would love to build a real spring reverb someday...
It looks really really good, congrats!!
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Quote from: jimilee on May 28, 2017, 03:30:57 AM
Man, that's beautiful. So that whole big unit is just reverb?
Sure is. Sometimes it's all about presentation.
Quote from: Aleph Null on May 30, 2017, 09:20:53 PM
Love the wood burning graphic!
It's actually a transfer of a photocopy onto wood with acetone and redrawing parts with a Sharpie marker. I thought about wood burning, but didn't want to work that long on it and lose some of the transfer detail.
I just saw a fender reverb just like that one on the local Craig's list. Yours is truly beautiful.
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