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Chris has also created a small combo cabinet for the WF-55 chassis. Its dimensions are: 440 x 328 x 230mm (H x W x D), and the speaker baffle can be cut for a 10-inch or a 12-inch speaker. Price is: £184 Shipping is: £19 (UK mainland) Contact Chris for details: cabinetminister@hotmail.co.uk
This small head cabinet is super compact at 190 x 284 x 205mm (H x W x D). Rounded edges at the front, square edges at the back. It’s designed to accommodate the small 1×8 + 1×9 chassis – the same type used in the Time saver version of the WF-55 4W Tweed-style amp kit.
This head cabinet is a little larger than the small head cabinet at 230x585x215mm. It can also be supplied with a ventilation slot in the top to allow excess heat to escape more easily (£10 option). This is more useful for amps with many valves (e.g. the P1800). Price is: £160 Shipping is: £17 (UK
This is a cabinet that Chris makes for the Double Six amplifier (shown below). It’s perfect for any amplifier where you want to suspend the chassis from the top of the cabinet (like a Fender). The dimensions are 230 x 516 x 215mm (H x W x D). Price is: £156 Shipping is: £16 (UK
This small head cabinet is the same overall size as the original Marshall 20W head cabinet of the late ’60s. It’s 204 x 514 x 210mm (H x W x D). Rounded edges at the front, square edges at the back. It’s designed to accommodate the medium chassis – the same type used in the
Important note: I do not sell cabinets. All of the cabinets you see here are custom-made by Chris, so please contact him directly if you want to order: Email – cabinetminister@hotmail.co.uk Phone – 07754 804976 (or 01328 862045 after hours) Location – Chris Uff, 39 Syderstone Business Park, Mill Lane, Syderstone, Kings Lynn, PE31 8SE
All assembly and testing and tweaking of electrically powered equipment should be done with care. Mains voltages (100-240 Volts AC) themselves are dangerous and almost all valve-powered amplifiers have higher voltages (250-500V DC). The latter can be stored within capacitors insude the circuit – even when the amplifier is switched off. What this means, in
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If you are lucky enough to live far from the madding crowd – in earshot of the melancholy cry of the timber wolf, perhaps, or in sight of majestic migrations of exotic animals, or even in the shadow of a not-quite-dormant volcano (Aso, right) – there’s some bad news. The courier is likely to impose
“Here is a picture of the finished WF-55 housed in a recycled Park practice amp box and using the Park/Marshal speaker. I might tidy the front end up later with a new front panel.”
“I built a WF-55 kit some years ago. Finally it’s completely finished, in a combo which I built with a friend of mine. The speaker is a 10″ Jensen Ceramic C10Q, and the amp has some mods like fat switch, VVR, impedance selector.”
“Just finished the 4watt tweed sounds great. I like the Tung-Sol 6v6 but they all sound good; just think the Tung-Sol has a creamy blues sound and using a 8in WGS ceramic speaker helps.”
“Kit arrived yesterday, everything is perfect and I’ve managed to get all the hardware mounted into the donor chassis. Because of the way I had to fit everything in, the input jack is quite far away from V1, so I had to add a wire running from the socket to the valve as well as