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12-31-2020, 08:47 PM
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Ah yes the new amp day thread. I've been playing through a '72 Fender Twin that I got in about 1992 or so since that time with my band. I lugged and dragged that thing everywhere. About ten years ago I played this little Mesa amp in a music shop and loved it so much I got it. It was a low watt light weight combo that would be Sooooooo much easier to bring to gigs and at this point we were putting everything in the PA anyway so I didn't need 100 watts of Fender power.
It was a lot easier to carry and it's a great amp that I still have but... I kept going back to the Twin. I probably will keep going back to the Twin but I though I would try another low watt alternative and building an amp has been on my bucket list for a while. It's truly a kick arse amp and well equipped to overcome any drummer in the band. And now I reveal to you the 18 watt Marshall clone. This was from a Mojo Tone kit. What a fantastic little amp this thing is ! Installing the pots and power supplies in the chassis  wiring the turret board:  Ready to bench test  Light bulb resistance tester  And the best part  A fellow luthier with a CNC was kind enough to make the logo for me. The font is called 'Amplify' based on the Marshall font.
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01-01-2021, 07:48 AM
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Fantastic! If I ever build an amp kit it'll be an 18 watt Marshall clone. The logo and amp face look fantastic!
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01-01-2021, 12:39 PM
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