selloutrr wrote:i'd use ally's chassis if it was an issue of strength they are great! i'm searching for the bud chassis because i'm i'm using all original parts. since every piece seems to matter and or effect the tone why go so far just to stray in the end?
Do you have the correct glue for the lead dress and stack-o-caps?
Almost tongue-in-cheek but it could be that every bit of carefully dielectric has its influence.
I ordered a chassis to see what his quality is like.
I was amazed when I got them. I sat 14 lbs of transformer on them and they didn't budge. You can see it in my express pics in the OMFG thread.
He builds a bunch of stuff from the AX84 site. They have a trainwreck front end over there with a 6SN7 output I believe called a 4-4-0.
M Fowler wrote:Got the chassis and its thin but workable for lighter iron.
Its slightly better than a Hammond but not nearly as good as Allyn's, rjguitar's or Turretboards.com chassis.
It can be used so I will make something out of it.
Which chassis did you buy? The ones made of .064 aluminum are my budget chassis. I can make some out of .08 aluminum for $20, $25 with alumiwelded corners. Alumiwelding is brazing not welding but it makes for a very stiff chassis. Just check out my websight at ddawgamps.com for more info.
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