Customer amp gallery
Guitar amplifiers of every size and colour.
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“Here are some pics of my Princeton, I finished it yesterday. Built with your PTFE board and turrets. She sounds
“I’ve just completed this and I have enjoyed every moment of building it, to the point now where I’m thinking
“Here’s the pix. SE-5a White Lightning, pretty cool. Everything matches my existing Hotrod White Lightning stack. I got the white
“Just a quick update… we have finished the amp tonight and tested it out. It sounds excellent through the 2×12
“So, this is the next build. Cabinet is solid Tassia Oak with Danish Oil. The amp is powered by Tung
“Here are a few pics of my finished PP-18w, with VVR and a few tested Mullard ‘mustard’ caps. I went
“Received it today, smuggled into basement, beer can opened, solderstation powered on 🙂 All good! “Finally finished the amp off.
“All has gone really well with the amp build as you will see from the attached pictures. Thank you it
“It must be 2 years since I bought the kit. Always trying to find the time… Eventually I
I’m envious of anyone with woodworking skills, especially when they combine it with such gorgeous choice of wood. “It is
Reden used Amp Maker parts to build the 18W TMB that’s a popular build over at www.18watt.com. This has a
“Finally, my SE-5a is ready and it sounds absolutely fantastic! I am pretty familiar with electronics but this was my
The FireFly is a great little 1W(ish) amp project that’s a very popular project on many guitar forums. But
Craig’s opted for a bent grille over the front, top and back of his N5X – a good option if
“Herewith some photos of the finished amp. It’Â’s a scratch-built P1800 marginally modified.”
Some lovely dovetail jointing and a unique ‘propellor’ style ventilation cut-out on Greg’s N5X. Woodwork comes easier for Greg than
“It’s finished! And it sounds great, I’m so pleased with it! Cab was a self build and my first ever
“This makes an impressive noise through this old Danelectro speaker. It’s currently running with no negative feedback but I’ll be
“Just completed the build on my Tweed amp, all bar a few odds and ends. I have taken some pics
Proof that a logo can really help to finish off an amp, here’s Adam’s PP-18 in head format. The gold
This amp is so well finished it really does shame many commercially made amps. I’ve said it before, and I’ll
“My shiny new combo 🙂 All good. I’m running an Tungsol E34 and a Mullard 12AX7 into a G12H30. Tried
“Over the holidays I had a little time to finish my amp. Now everything is done and I have a
A number of 18W amp builders have wanted the amp’s natural overdrive tone at lower room levels. By far the
Lars used the PP-18 as the basis for his ultra-compact 2-channel combo. There’s enough juice available from the PP-18’s power
Got to confess that I’m always a secretly jealous of people with the skills and finesse for luthiery! Here’s another
“Attached are some pics of the SE-5a. I’ve got to tell you: this amp rules! It sounds really awesome. I’m
“I made one of your PP-36 kits at Christmas last year and I absolutely love it! I’ve attached a couple
“Well, here is my latest amp and cabinet. I can’t claim it as one of your kits but it does
“It’s a variant of an Ampeg Heritage B15 with 6SL7 preamp tubes and a 6L6GC output pair. I built it
“I made up your P1800 kit and it worked, wow! After listening blind to a bunch of speaker demos on
“I completed my amp yesterday and thought I’d pass along a few pictures! I decided to go with making a
“This is the first time I’ve attempted amp building or cabinet making and whilst they are pretty simple I’m proud
“Hello, the amp is working well about two weeks ago, the sound is awesome, I totally love it, and with
At first glance, Scott’s amp looks like an SE-5a, but inside is a modified 18W circuit. Using the same transformers
A combination of classic Fender finishing ideas here: Rod’s Double Six combo uses blonde tolex, silver and blue grille cloth
“I thought you would be interested in this post on the BYOC forum about my WF-55 build: (link gone!) “I’m
“The circuit is very similar to the SL-18 with a few changes that make it more like the Orange Tiny
I’m in awe of Tomeu’s build. I pride myself on neat layouts, but Tomeu’s PP-18 goes beyond anything I’ve
“Well that was a piece of cake and I’ve never done anything like this before. The best I’ve done previously
“Hopefully, I’ve attached some pics of the amp in production and finished. Sounds great! Thanks for your help. Using a
“I received my SL-18 kit way back in the first week of November last year, and due to several delays,
Giovanni must have something of an orange tolex fixation, having previously ordered an orange tolex cabinet for his PP-18. The
“I recently purchased a NoSo one Plus kit from you and planned to build it into a beer keg to
“I used SE-5a kit and added VVR circuit for power control. To highlight the number 5 (and to play with
“I just finished my SE-5a which I bought a couple of weeks ago. I decided to make a head and
Burgundy and cream is one of those colour schemes that always looks classy, as in this rexine-covered head cabinet. Especially
“The WF-55 I made this year is performing brilliantly and has been completely problem free. Here it is in the
“Just wanted to say that I’m delighted with the end result. Looks and sounds fantastic. Better than I could have
“I thought you might be interested in this. I used the transformers I recently purchased from you for this build.
“Since you liked the Double Six cab, I thought I’d send the pics of the 18 watter as well.”
“A rather belated thank you for your kit and instructions. I’d done a bit of soldering when rewiring a guitar
“The chassis is a burnt out Ibanez TB-15r. The amp is basically your SE-5a with a mod making C1 and
“Firstly I just wanted to apologise for ordering all the parts for a p1800 kit even though you’re not selling
Peter did a fantastic job of documenting his build with photographs, from opening the box to the finished mini-stack. I’ll
Like many amateur cabinet makers, Robert found that getting the right wood is difficult. “I got some pine board from
Where to start? The exquisite design? The custom faceplate? The stunning match with a stunning guitar? Well, I think it
“Attached is a picture of my ‘railway lanternÂ’ amp. The 1950s case I bought was a little too small so
“Just a few photos of my final build with the WF-55 kit. I used an old generator and built a
“I would like to show you some pictures of the SE-5A I made for my friend ‘FINU’. My amps are