New '56 Fender Deluxe Amp Build - Photos & Info

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Discussion Overview

The discussion centers around a custom build of a 1956 Fender Deluxe amplifier, highlighting the construction details, materials used, and aesthetic choices. Participants share their appreciation for the craftsmanship and design of the amplifier.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory, Technical explanation, Conceptual clarification

Main Points Raised

  • Billy presents a reproduction of a 1956 Fender Deluxe amplifier, noting the use of modern case covering and vintage materials.
  • Participants express admiration for the craftsmanship and aesthetics of the amplifier, with specific praise for the covering and internal layout.
  • Billy mentions a minor modification involving the grid resistors and the addition of a standby switch.
  • Billy shares a link to a store where his work is displayed, indicating a community aspect to his projects.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally agree on the quality of the work and express positive sentiments about the amplifier build, with no significant disagreements noted.

Contextual Notes

No limitations or unresolved issues are explicitly mentioned in the discussion.

Who May Find This Useful

Individuals interested in amplifier construction, vintage audio equipment, or craftsmanship in electronics may find this discussion valuable.

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Hi,
Thanks for all the kind help answering my goofy questions guys. Here is the results.

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This is a reproduction of a 1956 Fender Deluxe with modern case covering. The cloth is seat cover material from a vintage Porsche 911. The sides are black leather. Minor change to the the grid resistors as I did not put them on the eyelet board and I added a standby switch.
Thanks,

Billy
 
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awesome work, well done ! :smile:
 
You are a true craftsman Billy. My kind of guy. :approve:
 
Looks fantastic. I like the covering, and the internals look really professional.
Great job.
 
What dlgoff said !

old jim
 
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Thanks for the kind words guys.

Here is a link to the store I get to display my stuff in. http://www.waltgracevintage.com/

It is a pretty cool environment.

Cheers,

Billy