FZ-678
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FZ-678
Five units built to date all loaded with a Mullard OC42, OC44 and OC83 combination. At an optimum temperature there is some degree of control from the guitar with this transistor set-up. In a nutshell more heat in the kitchen is ideal. Construction style is again a continuation of things I have done previously, as in, attempts to use this enclosure style in a way I find more pleasing to the eye.
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Actually made something for myself for the first time in time...
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Re: FZ-678
The purple finish looks friggin' rad combined with the enclosure. Definitely an eye catcher!
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Re: FZ-678
^ Yep, I can confirm that the attempt to make these pleasing to the eye was successful.
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Re: FZ-678
Nice one.HorseyBoy wrote:^ Yep, I can confirm that the attempt to make these pleasing to the eye was successful.
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