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Some teaser pics of a current Redboy project

Got your bases done. Vampirewire Chassis jacks and five-way posts, common IEC sockets. All of that in rich, Corinthian Pine :D
I'll give you a call in the morning.
 

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Nice job, those should work quite nicely..:thmbsp:

Glad to see Nate is getting these puppies done, they look sweet, been wondering about the sound impressions..:smoke:
 
Kegger said:
Nice job, those should work quite nicely..:thmbsp:

Glad to see Nate is getting these puppies done, they look sweet, been wondering about the sound impressions..:smoke:
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Thanks, for mules, they should work well.

I'm guessing a listening debut will be this Saturday at Cobblefest :banana:
 
Wow Lance, those look great! Thanks for bailing me out, man. I'll have to put the yogurt cartons under the turntable now, or something. :scratch2:
Kegger said:
You do nice AND QUICK work..:thmbsp:
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Hey, you calling me slow?! Just 'cause I ordered the aluminum over a year ago... um, yeah. Pretty slow. :)

Can't wait to finish these, Keg!
 
Those are looking good Nate. I love the smell of Corinthian Pine in the morning.....it smells like victory!
 
djnagle said:
great work West. What finish are you going to do?
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Well, DJ, seeing as I like Nate and I know he's going to be wiring the amps up, today, I think I'll use an air finish. The other type I was thinking about is the hand-slapped type (the one you do by slapping your hands together like knocking the dust off):D
 
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Redboy said:
Wow Lance, those look great! Thanks for bailing me out, man. I'll have to put the yogurt cartons under the turntable now, or something. :scratch2:Hey, you calling me slow?! Just 'cause I ordered the aluminum over a year ago... um, yeah. Pretty slow. :)

Can't wait to finish these, Keg!
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I just thought it pretty fast, he posted he'd make them and like a few hours later there done, DAM!

I'm usually pretty slow doing these things, except my last build, from design to tweak to running well
I got it done in about 5 days, and that was with "unknown" tubes, very very fast for me on that one.

Yur just fine Nate.. :)
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(here's a quick teaser pic of my prototype, not very pretty, but functional)
 

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