new case for my amp32, let's see your pics!

gychang · 29th September 2007, 03:15 PM

I have mine ready to sing, great amp (from 41Hz).

I am pretty handy with mdf and plywood but have not ventured into aluminum/bronz work.

I have seen very nice case very fancy as attached. Would like to see some more styles and suggestions.

attached is a nice case...

gychang

OzMikeH · 30th September 2007, 12:11 AM

If you want to do something similar:
Those spiked feet are wine bottle stoppers. See if you can find some copper busbar from a very large electrical switchboard. You could make something similar in solid copper with some clear paint to stop it corroding. You should be able to cut the copper bar with a tenon saw. Get some plumb-bobs from a hardware store or even javelin/speargun/arrow points from a sports store.

Big jagged lethal looking arrow heads for feet and a fleur-de-lis from a curtain rail for a volume knob. Go crazy.

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30th September 2007, 12:11 AM	#2
OzMikeH diyAudio Member Join Date: Mar 2007	If you want to do something similar: Those spiked feet are wine bottle stoppers. See if you can find some copper busbar from a very large electrical switchboard. You could make something similar in solid copper with some clear paint to stop it corroding. You should be able to cut the copper bar with a tenon saw. Get some plumb-bobs from a hardware store or even javelin/speargun/arrow points from a sports store. Big jagged lethal looking arrow heads for feet and a fleur-de-lis from a curtain rail for a volume knob. Go crazy.

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