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Old 07-20-2006, 03:27 AM   #1
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Check out my Voice of Music 162!!

I turned this cool old hifi amp into a small guitar amp.

John H., I know you have one of these, check it out.

It turned out alright. I did a page on my website about it here.

Here are a couple of clips:

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Old 07-20-2006, 05:20 AM   #2
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that thing sounds great! what kind of speakers are you using with it?
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Old 07-20-2006, 02:38 PM   #3
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that thing sounds great! what kind of speakers are you using with it?
Ha Ha, Thanks Andy! The original speaker was a "Carboneau", a brand I never heard of. I had an 8 inch Eminence guitar speaker from some project in the past and put that in. I had to saber saw a bit off the top and bottom to get it to fit. There is a pic on my web page of it.

Funny, the clip makes it sound bigger than it is. The amp is only a few watts, it's not loud at all.
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Oh come out on stage with that thing. Who cares if you have to mic it? You will blow the mind of any musicians in the house.
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That little amp sounds sweet! I was really suprised that you had one too. There can't be too many of these out there. It's a great practice amp. I use mine almost daily. Thanks for the webpage. I never thought of trimming a 8" speaker to fit. I want to try your other mods as well. It would be cool to get a bit more gain. Nice job.
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Thanks, guys. Like I said, it was a cool cheap project. I have another VOM hifi amp I'm going to turn my attention to now.
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Ain't that cute !!!!!
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