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Here's a cab I built for a narrow panel Princeton-fun build!
A local guitar shop allowed me to take detailed measurements.
Tweed is from Tubesandmore.com, 1/4" finger joints-#2 pine
This is my third cab, my first was a Champ measured from my original,
my second was a late 50's narrow panel Deluxe which I measured from an original @ Guitar Center in Hollywood.
I may post pics of those soon.
WT
Utah
A local guitar shop allowed me to take detailed measurements.
Tweed is from Tubesandmore.com, 1/4" finger joints-#2 pine
This is my third cab, my first was a Champ measured from my original,
my second was a late 50's narrow panel Deluxe which I measured from an original @ Guitar Center in Hollywood.
I may post pics of those soon.
WT
Utah
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The corners look great! I just did a custom 5f2a for someone. It was a tight squeeze in the cab i made him. I put an extra octal socket in to allow parallel 6v6 outputs, or an EL34, or a 6l6. Made a couple extra eyelet holes in the board for the second cathode res. and used the fuse hole for a standby sw. and the #2 input hole for a bright/deep sw. I like it the best with the EL34. Nine watts of raging single ended beauty. Something to think about if you haven't already put it together..
, I used a Hammond 125ese for the opt, but you could get away with a cse or a dse.
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