No good DIY amp without a nice case...
I would like to finish my BoSoZ with a nice logo (hope this is the right word for it...)
Something like mr. Pass is using on Passdiy.com
Is it allowed to copy this logo? and if so, what would be a nice technique to do so?
I can try to make decals of the logo, or airbrush it, but a profesionally make would be so much nicer... Mr. Pass, what about some nice self adhesive logo's on the order page?
I would like to finish my BoSoZ with a nice logo (hope this is the right word for it...)
Something like mr. Pass is using on Passdiy.com
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Is it allowed to copy this logo? and if so, what would be a nice technique to do so?
I can try to make decals of the logo, or airbrush it, but a profesionally make would be so much nicer... Mr. Pass, what about some nice self adhesive logo's on the order page?
Merijn said:Mr. Pass, what about some nice self adhesive logo's on the order page?
Well for several thousand dollars/Euros etc. I'm sure Mr. Pass will sell you a nice logo and adhesive a damn fine amplifier to the back of it as well... 🙂
James
Its no problem to copy that logo....but copyrights sure are.
I guess id send Pass a request for permission before copying anything!!!
Magura
I guess id send Pass a request for permission before copying anything!!!
Magura
Well, in that case there are several options:
1) Mask and Ball burnish. Gives a pro looking silky finish thats a little darker than the original material.
2) Etching, using photo resistant coating like on printboards.
3) The more troublesome solution. Mask the logo before anodizing.
There are plenty more options...let me know if you dont like any of theese, and give me a pointer what it is you are looking for.
Magura
1) Mask and Ball burnish. Gives a pro looking silky finish thats a little darker than the original material.
2) Etching, using photo resistant coating like on printboards.
3) The more troublesome solution. Mask the logo before anodizing.
There are plenty more options...let me know if you dont like any of theese, and give me a pointer what it is you are looking for.
Magura
I think it would look nice if you cut it out with a laser-cutter in a plate of 3 mm RVS (stainless steel). And then attach (right word?) it with some glue (or 2 bolts).
Use a black metal case, polished stainless steel for the logo, and of course the blue led, I think that's a beautiful combination!
Grtz, Joris
P.S. Watch out with the sharp edges of the steel!
Use a black metal case, polished stainless steel for the logo, and of course the blue led, I think that's a beautiful combination!
Grtz, Joris
P.S. Watch out with the sharp edges of the steel!
I too thought of laser cutting....but i guess you dont know how much it would cost.
The setup cost is at least 100euro....thats maybe a little more than id spend on a logo.
If such a logo should appeal to anybody anyway, i could take care of the manufacturing of such (company next door got a lasercutter) , but it would take a minimum of lets say 20 pcs. to get the price down to something acceptable...like around 20 euro a piece.
Magura
The setup cost is at least 100euro....thats maybe a little more than id spend on a logo.
If such a logo should appeal to anybody anyway, i could take care of the manufacturing of such (company next door got a lasercutter) , but it would take a minimum of lets say 20 pcs. to get the price down to something acceptable...like around 20 euro a piece.
Magura
Magura,
that is only interesting when you know somebody that uses one at work very good.
In december a guy will cut 3 backplates in 3mm stainless steel of amplfiers for me (for cinch connectors, main-connector, switch, speaker connectors etc) and 3 front-plates of 10mm stainless steel.
I will pay the price of the steel itself, and a donation for the party-bankaccount, so I think all will be done for about €150 or €200
If they let you pay the full price, then 20 Euro each if you take 20 pieces is a reasonable price. But a beautiful finish of a project is worth a lot, isn't it?
Grtz, Joris
that is only interesting when you know somebody that uses one at work very good.
In december a guy will cut 3 backplates in 3mm stainless steel of amplfiers for me (for cinch connectors, main-connector, switch, speaker connectors etc) and 3 front-plates of 10mm stainless steel.
I will pay the price of the steel itself, and a donation for the party-bankaccount, so I think all will be done for about €150 or €200
If they let you pay the full price, then 20 Euro each if you take 20 pieces is a reasonable price. But a beautiful finish of a project is worth a lot, isn't it?
Grtz, Joris
so it is...lasercutting is waaay too expensive, unless you know somebody well thats working with such a thing 🙁
Thats the reason i came up with the other solutions.
Engraving is another solution...but also not cheap :-(
The only resonably priced solution that looks like laser cutting, is to get yourself a set of needle files ...and file the logo out of a plate...ive done something like that a few years ago, its possible, and most likely not a bad solution, since you gotta have a real good job to not be interested in saving 20 euros in 1 to 2 hours 🙂
Magura
Thats the reason i came up with the other solutions.
Engraving is another solution...but also not cheap :-(
The only resonably priced solution that looks like laser cutting, is to get yourself a set of needle files ...and file the logo out of a plate...ive done something like that a few years ago, its possible, and most likely not a bad solution, since you gotta have a real good job to not be interested in saving 20 euros in 1 to 2 hours 🙂
Magura
This is the logo for my Aleph 5 clone (etching on brass plate + gold plating) :
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mlloyd1 said:Iceman,
post some pictures of that amp used as your avatar!
Nice front panel 🙂
mlloyd1
More pics :
🙂
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But it definitely gets the point across.
Even if the logo doesn't end up in color (some sort of enameling?) I think it would look pretty good - maybe filled in black for part of it and just outlined for the other?
eL
Even if the logo doesn't end up in color (some sort of enameling?) I think it would look pretty good - maybe filled in black for part of it and just outlined for the other?
eL
????
I am definitely far too stupid for this but ..... ..
I would suggest to the Royal Highness N.P. to sell the DIY logo's so that anyone who wants one (or more) can order them from the King himself....
He does not leave the building
Jean-Pierre
I am definitely far too stupid for this but ..... ..
I would suggest to the Royal Highness N.P. to sell the DIY logo's so that anyone who wants one (or more) can order them from the King himself....
He does not leave the building
Jean-Pierre
OK. By the grace of Mr. Sammut:
The great Desmond Harrington has been commissioned to
produce a PASSDIY Logo with an adhesive backing which will
be made available through the www.passdiy site.
This logo will be sent gratis to anyone submiting a picture
of their project. Two will be sent to monoblock pictures.
Give it a few weeks for it to get done.
In the meantime, you can email your picture, and if you have
previously sent in such a picture, you can simply send a
reminder. If you have previously sent a picture, do not
send another. This is a very low bandwidth connection
shared by a lot of people.
😎
The great Desmond Harrington has been commissioned to
produce a PASSDIY Logo with an adhesive backing which will
be made available through the www.passdiy site.
This logo will be sent gratis to anyone submiting a picture
of their project. Two will be sent to monoblock pictures.
Give it a few weeks for it to get done.
In the meantime, you can email your picture, and if you have
previously sent in such a picture, you can simply send a
reminder. If you have previously sent a picture, do not
send another. This is a very low bandwidth connection
shared by a lot of people.

😎
Nelson Pass said:
This logo will be sent gratis to anyone submiting a picture
of their project. Two will be sent to monoblock pictures.
In your own words: You guys are just too much...
/Hugo 🙂
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