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... can you see what it is yet ...
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Half the reason for making the kit was to give me a reason to do some more woodwork!
I had some bits of ~5mm thick mahogany left over from something, but it wasn't quite wide enough, so I added the softwood strip down the middle,the cut and glued and oiled ...
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Half the reason for making the kit was to give me a reason to do some more woodwork!
I had some bits of ~5mm thick mahogany left over from something, but it wasn't quite wide enough, so I added the softwood strip down the middle,the cut and glued and oiled ...
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Half the reason for making the kit was to give me a reason to do some more woodwork!
I had some bits of ~5mm thick mahogany left over from something, but it wasn't quite wide enough, so I added the softwood strip down the middle,the cut and glued and oiled ...
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It actually sounds remarkably good for a Β£25 / 1w (I think) tranny amp!Β Powered by a 9v battery (or standard pedal PSU if you prefer), the knobs are "grit" and "volume" and the mini toggles give more grit or more more grit, and a bit of tone variation.
A bit of satisfying fun on a sunny afternoon!
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@TV1010101 can you call them a tranny...
I'm from the 1970s.Β
Back then, you knew where you were with things.Β Β
Apart from Lola with the cherry cola.Β And Holly (from Miami, FLA), of course.
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