First was the FX56 American Metal. Then came the FX56-B Super American Metal. And now here is the FX56-C Ultimate American Metal. It is built on a GCFX Helvete (HM-2) PCB. The American Metal and HM-2 share the same circuit topography, just different component values. I haven't had a chance to compare it to my HM-2 clone yet but that's on the to-do list.
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Love it! Instant nostalgia and intrigue😎
The artwork is spot on. That looks great.
Perfect inside & out.
That design is classy. Love the purple!
great build, looks like you spent some time getting that artwork just right!
Awesomeness. The FX56 was my first hi-gainer back in the 80s. I thought it was the coolest thing ever. Havnt heard one in years.
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Exceptional !
cool build. I loved the old DOD chorus, blue box.
Artwork is great, how do you get those good results? ;D
Thanks dudes. I've been using Silhouette clear adhesive-backed decal stock. It's printed out at best quality on an ink-jet printer. Since 95% of my builds never leave my house I skip on clear-coating the decals. Once I took my rattle-can skills out of my builds things started going better. The enclosures are Hammond factory powdercoated. They call it light gray but it is damn near white.
I love the graphics.
Really really nice build dude.
Great build. Those Boss "middle" knobs are my favorites. I've been using them exclusively for a couple of years.
That's fantastic!