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FS/FT Hand wired champ clone
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Frets: 3131
I've actually built two of these, but I'm keeping one as they've turned out sounding lovely!
Here we have a hand wired champ 5F1 circuit in a pine cabinet, built to original dimensions, sloped front and all.
Circuit is built on turret board, using cloth-covered push back wire. Quality components throughout. Solid state rectification instead of valve - one less valve to replace, also gives it a slight headroom boost and tighter bass over a stock champ.
Built into a pine cabinet, thin front baffle - the whole thing is really resonant - almost alive. I've not played as interactive an amp in a long time. Simple to get a great tone, jsut set the volume control where you want it and use the guitar knobs to control kind of stuff.
Amp is fitted with a Celestion Eight 15, which is about the biggest sounding 8 inch speaker I've ever heard.
Cabinet is finished with a lacquer and light relic, to try simulate years of use. Might not be everyone's cup of tea but I like it
Say £600 or offers/trades maybe?
Here we have a hand wired champ 5F1 circuit in a pine cabinet, built to original dimensions, sloped front and all.
Circuit is built on turret board, using cloth-covered push back wire. Quality components throughout. Solid state rectification instead of valve - one less valve to replace, also gives it a slight headroom boost and tighter bass over a stock champ.
Built into a pine cabinet, thin front baffle - the whole thing is really resonant - almost alive. I've not played as interactive an amp in a long time. Simple to get a great tone, jsut set the volume control where you want it and use the guitar knobs to control kind of stuff.
Amp is fitted with a Celestion Eight 15, which is about the biggest sounding 8 inch speaker I've ever heard.
Cabinet is finished with a lacquer and light relic, to try simulate years of use. Might not be everyone's cup of tea but I like it
Say £600 or offers/trades maybe?
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Having one you built earlier I'm obviously not in the market for another one but I can say it sounds good!