Customer amp gallery
Guitar amplifiers of every size and colour.
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🙂 One man with a serial amp building habit, Aleksi has again used multiple PTFE boards for different parts of
Another classic head here. Cristian used his own chassis and tweaked the standard SE-5a layout very slightly to look a
Here’s a great job on the classic combo cabinet, with a nice colour combination and the extra added touch of
“It took me ages but finally I put some pics of the amp together! I built a PP-18 which I
“Here’s a few shots of my little 55. I used an old bread box, modified it a bit size-wise etc,
The best thing about cheap solid-state amps is that they make great donors for valve circuits. Mauro built his SE-5a
“My father in law is a master carpenter, so I have access to tons of wood and tools if I
Like many amateur cabinet makers, Robert found that getting the right wood is difficult. “I got some pine board from
Rich’s build went well, except for a bad cap. “Great news, we’re there. I’ve just completed that final check and,
Colin chose an old Epiphone Valve Jr combo for his WF-55. “The amp sounds great, far better than the Epi
Old Marshall solid-state amps of the ’70s and ’80s are a great find for amp converters – they usually have
“Wanted to show you some pics of my build. Cab is cherry wood veneer over MDF board with solid cherry
“Thought I would drop a note about the kit I bought from you in August. It’s finally done, except for
“Here’s a couple of pix of the amp! It sounds beautiful! Thanks for all your help over the last few
Andy was one of the first builders of the PP-36 and took the plunge even before I had finalised the
“I bought this kit from you in May 2018 or so, thought I’d send you some photos to show you
For his WF-55, Peter slightly repositioned some of the components to make it easier to fit into his tweed finished
“I finally managed to convert my 1940s Bush DAC90 valve radio into a PP-18. It’s fair to say it was
“Hope all is well. Am uploading pix of the facelift: new grille cloth and an accompanying bass cab. (Anyone who
“It sounds incredible. Absolutely gorgeous. I’ve always thought my bridge pickup sounded a bit two dimensional (JB Humbucker), until I
Just when I think I’ve seen it all, something drops into my Inbox and proves I haven’t. “As you can
“Two months later, I’m still on a honeymoon with my WF. Here is how it looks now that I finished
“I finished my PP-18 a couple of months ago. I’ve played maybe ten gigs with it and used it for
“All finished today. The amp combo performs beautifully and joins the WF-55 combo I built last year. They are
“I finished the PP-18 a couple of months ago but have tweaked it a bit since then. I started a
“The handle of my amp arrived yesterday. Now my combo is ready to use on stage. I added a 2W/18W
“I plugged my strat and…wow !!! This little beast rocks ! I love all the sounds I get out of
There’s always some new twist on combo styling, and Rob’s is one. Wanting a control panel that was easier to
“Some pictures of the completed amp. Worked first time so I am pleased with that, still a slight mains hum
Rab wanted to make a combo cab where the controls were at the front – i.e. with the chassis suspended
It was a delight to receive a CD through the post, and find that it’s ex-Dr Feelgood guitarist, Steve
Reden used Amp Maker parts to build the 18W TMB that’s a popular build over at www.18watt.com. This has a
“Hi. Here is a pic of my P1800 that I just finished. It is covered in cream-white and brown
“I finally got there! 🙂 I think the results are really nice! Thanks for all your amazing help, I’ll definitely
“I put one together on Sunday morning in just over an hour. I’m very pleased to say it worked well
“Well, I must say, this was one of the most enjoyable projects I’ve ever done. I elected to get a
“The amp is just gorgeous … I can’t get enough of it. So much so, the Marshall stack I have
No, it’s not a B+W photo! 🙂 Although it does look like it. Kirk has matched the SE-5a’s silver aluminium
Auckland-based Allan is yet another skilled cabinet maker. His cabs let the wood speak for itself, and the dovetail details
“It’s finished! And it sounds great, I’m so pleased with it! Cab was a self build and my first ever
“Thanks for your advice on Friday regarding grounding testing on my new Double Six build. I completed the Final Testing
“The amp was quick to build. The cab took me ages. It’s constructed from 18mm teak salvaged from the bottom
“I bought a P1800 kit from you a while back and finally completed it. The amp sounds great. I made
“I live on a boat in the Caribbean with limited space, and my dad (who has built your 5W) got
“I built one of your SE-5a amps a couple of years ago whilst recovering from hip replacement surgery. I have
“Here is a picture of the finished WF-55 housed in a recycled Park practice amp box and using the Park/Marshal
“Here are some pics of my Princeton, I finished it yesterday. Built with your PTFE board and turrets. She sounds
“I just finished my SE-5a which I bought a couple of weeks ago. I decided to make a head and
“Finally, my SE-5a is ready and it sounds absolutely fantastic! I am pretty familiar with electronics but this was my
“Hopefully, I’ve attached some pics of the amp in production and finished. Sounds great! Thanks for your help. Using a
I love this picture; Domenico, Pino and Fabrizio got together to minimise shipping costs for their amps, and the result
What’s better than an SE-5a? Two of them in one box! Charles explains:”Despite it’s simplicity and beauty, for me there
The Champ circuit is super-easy to mod, and taking advantage of the pre-drilled holes in the WF-55’s front panel, Ian
“I wanted to drop you a line to say how delighted I am with my WF-55. Teamed with a quality
The Fender 6G15 reverb unit is – in many ways – a full-blown amp which just happens to drive a
A number of Amp Maker builders have opted for their own amp branding; Angelo went for ‘A G Electric’ on
Who needs tolex? For his combo cab, Kevin cleaned up some old floorboards (!) and finished them natural. There’s some
For his PP-18 build, Giampaolo opted for the ‘classic’ 18W combo cabinet, covered in beautiful natural white tolex. He also
Here’s a conversion of an old solid-state amp: the Marshall Lead 12 combo at the top of Brian’s 3-way stack
“The Double Six is SIMPLY AMAZING. What a sound!!! Amazing with a Strat/Tele, breaks up nicely and the boost switch