For those that don't follow our social media feeds or have no idea what we do, I am going to upload some pictures of custom work we have made this year, projects, amp builds etc.
2019 was a pretty busy year supplying loads of parts and kits to DIY hobbyist and many of the boutique builders around the world too, we had a good number of custom amp builds this year too and will be looking to increase that side of the business next year.
Thanks for looking and Happy New year to all our Fretboard friends!
First up, this is a sneak preview of some products we have been working on, solid state power amps in pedal, we have several versions on being tested at the moment, the idea is to put this between a helix or pedal board and a proper guitar cabinet. It works flipping well and is more than loud enough for practicing/church gigs etc Will hopefully have a few to try out at the guitarshow in February.
Also on the Pedal front we started a Pedal building course where you can come and build a fuzz Pedal with me, so far it had been well attended and everybody has really enjoyed it.
Another Klon Clone I built on my summer holidays, this thing works very well, great with just about any amp, If I could do this in a higher quality format then it would be smashing.
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Plan is turn my el34 36 watt plexi back to an el84 amp and then build my jtm45 type amp, I do have most of the parts which are from you years ago
(formerly customkits)
Thanks! They sounded great too, wish I had somewhere further south that would stock them as I think they would do very well if people had the chance to play them
I need to get about 4 done, 3 simple builds and a nice carved top idea I've got planned
(formerly customkits)
Keep it country.
Have been looking at a Seymour Duncan power stage 170 so really interested in checking out those pedal sized power amps. Will be at the Birmingham show, look forward to checking them out!
The more I see of the blue snakeskin, the more I like it
They look stunning!
Yes, I am using finger jointed pine for tweed and blackface cabs unless requested otherwise.
Presumably you've found a reliable source of pine that you like working with.
I assume these cabs are quite light weight.