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One of the last boomstick pcbs Brian had... great thick sounding distortion, similar to JTM45 (apparently)
Bass Boost mod and Insane Gain mod... For the first time I used the project drill template... gosh that saves some time, shoulda done that earlier! lol :D
Wow, that is tight! Clean enough to eat off. Super work.
How do you get your insides so tidy?! ???
The whole thing looks great! I'm a sucker for the plain non-painted enclosure look!
Are they decal's on top? Or is it etched? I can't quite tell...
Very nice! Clean work.
Corey! You were saying my guts are clean? Well yours are epic.
Jacob
Thanks guys! :)
Quote from: Timmo on January 28, 2012, 11:50:21 PM
I'm a sucker for the plain non-painted enclosure look!
Are they decal's on top? Or is it etched? I can't quite tell...
Me too... plus its easier than painting ;) Waterslide transfers with a couple of layers of clear coat on top
I like the look of the enclosure. It looks like you sanded, but didn't take it all the way to a high polished finish. What grit did you stop sanding it at?
pickdropper... with some degree of embarrassment I must now openly confess I didn't touch this enclosure with sandpaper!
I have done so in the past, but these enclosures just looked fine with the 'brushed alloy' look so I din't bother this time... thanks for your compliment :)
I was reading at Beavis the other day and got the idea of using a wire brush tool on the power drill to get a similar look... I havent tried that but I'm keen to
Actually, that is good news. The sheer amount of time required to bring an enclosure to a mirror finish has really put me off of it. I'd rather spend my free time on the electronics side (which sort of explains why I haven't gotten around to making nice labels for anything yet).
Regardless, that enclosure looks really good.
I totally agree! I like this non-polished look with some cool knobs and a nice decal. Just seems to look right for a distortion! Cheers on the look and the super-nice wiring.
That is soo slick!! Double yes for the ribbon wire, makes life soo much easier :)
thanks guys :)
what kind of dc jack is that. never seen one like that before
cory i thought the same thing about the thing in the bottom but I believe its the battery snap
yep dc jack's on the top
Its just a standard 2.1mm jack with the pin solder lug bent out of the way. The reason why? I drilled it too low in the enclosure... getting too comfy with those 1590BBs, the B's are less forgiving it seems :-\ ;D
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Quote from: snz728 on February 18, 2012, 02:43:06 PM
cory i thought the same thing about the thing in the bottom but I believe its the battery snap
god I'm goin' blind
Impressive!