No I etch the boards myself and source out my own parts.dfrattaroli":l8210ccd said:
It’s based on an early Vox Clyde McCoy. The tone is killer and works great with clean and dirty sounds. I built a few and I sold a couple here and on TGP and got great reviews on my spec.paulyc":19u6126i said:
Dude, very cool!Padre Bonic":2ufapy5z said:
That's the REAL DIY.That's kick ass ! Can I get a price quote/turn around time please ?Padre Bonic":31234y2x said:
I’ll send you a pmpaulyc":20f5f5ow said:
Mammoth has a few of their own kits, but they also supply full kits from a few other companies like Arcadia Electronics. That's where the pre-printed board and component kit I did was from. Mammoth adds the option of painted (or non-painted) enclosures and knob options. Very cool for a first timer.Shask":1stttsi4 said:
Padre Bonic":1hzjfibc said:
YES! That is awesome! Huge SW fan as well.slaveunit":2tnr16zg said:I've done a few over the years but have fallen out since having a couple of kids and a bit more of a time involving job. I've acquired a lot of parts over the years. I've never actually tried a full kit though. Always sourced everything myself.
Here are a couple of my last ones. Photobucket is blocking the rest.
Super cool! How did you get the art done?slaveunit":295x1gx6 said:I've done a few over the years but have fallen out since having a couple of kids and a bit more of a time involving job. I've acquired a lot of parts over the years. I've never actually tried a full kit though. Always sourced everything myself.
Here are a couple of my last ones. Photobucket is blocking the rest.
I do everything in Photoshop. Then print to a clear waterslide. I think of a theme then usually look for an image to work around. Then try to be creative with fonts, placement, colors, knobs etc. This one was my first attempt with a metallic type of paint. I think it came out pretty well. The clipping knob is a sub-board (inside) that gives you 4 different clipping options.garey77":qoe2tyfs said:
