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Normster's 6V6 Cab Photos

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Looking good, my friend! We've GOT to find some decent chickenheads for that amp!!! :lol:
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Looks real good!

Is that an accent sw in addition to the presece control?
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Yes, it's an accent switch, but the presense control is actually a reverb in disguise. :lol:
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Ahhhh...

Ok! Just like your layouts then... Got really confused for a moment :lol:

Anyway, the cab looks great.
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Very nice.
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Normster wrote:Looking good, my friend! We've GOT to find some decent chickenheads for that amp!!! :lol:
Norm, try the Mojo ones. I buy from CE dist and on that chassis the CE knobs hit one another.

Very nice cab.

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Check out this ebay store

http://stores.ebay.com/reduction-musica ... cment-shop

[img:200:150]http://i6.ebayimg.com/02/i/07/21/1c/6d_2.JPG[/img]

They have tons of knobs really cheep, but they ship from Hong Kong so it takes a few weeks. These knobs are 19.5mm and $3.99 for 12.
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Bob-I wrote:Check out this ebay store

http://stores.ebay.com/reduction-musica ... cment-shop

[img:200:150]http://i6.ebayimg.com/02/i/07/21/1c/6d_2.JPG[/img]

They have tons of knobs really cheep, but they ship from Hong Kong so it takes a few weeks. These knobs are 19.5mm and $3.99 for 12.

Based on his dimensions (1.238") they may interfere with each other.

I just measured the ones that work and the ones that don't.

Ones that work = 1.2" (from Mojotone)
One that dont = 1.255" (my stock from CE Dist)


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Gary,

The Mojo tone part number is, Mojo Item #7230001. I don't have any of these in my shop. Can you check yours to see this the same as the Dakaware 2300? (marked on the bottom) thanks for checking
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1.2" is about 30mm...

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BobW wrote:Gary,

The Mojo tone part number is, Mojo Item #7230001. I don't have any of these in my shop. Can you check yours to see this the same as the Dakaware 2300? (marked on the bottom) thanks for checking
I will check when I get home tonight.

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Thanks for the kudos, guys! I am happy with how it came out. The additional "curves" on @umble cabs are tricky, but they look ok. This was my first time using piping and I need more practice with keeping it straight.

I did order some chicken heads this morning. They are supposed to be about 1" across. We'll see.

Next up, Normster's Klone.....or maybe a 2X12 cab he wants. :D
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adlibmusic wrote:Thanks for the kudos, guys! I am happy with how it came out. The additional "curves" on @umble cabs are tricky, but they look ok. This was my first time using piping and I need more practice with keeping it straight.
I did one cabinet with the recesses. A good heat gun really helps. I bet the wifes curling iron would also do pretty good. Especially one of those BIG ones.

Try to find 1/8" piping, it is very easy to work with. I find that I pull out 1 staple for every 5 I install to keep it going straight.

Here is another little trick. I normally start in the center of a long side. If I am using a solid piping, I will install a toothpick in the end of the piping so that I can join the two ends. Cut the piping at a 45 degree angle and you have a seem that is prettty tough to see at a casual glance.

Nice work.

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Re: Normster's 6V6 Cab Photos

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Thanks Gary!! I will use your tips with the next build.
BTW, Greg is my brother-in-law, so I had the pleasure of playing the amp you built for him. Very awesome!!!!!
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