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Shiny_Surface":23phsgwo said:Looks great Scott!
Now the knobs are fully protected from wobbliness, gig ready?![]()
I am on my third set of knobs


Shiny_Surface":23phsgwo said:Looks great Scott!
Now the knobs are fully protected from wobbliness, gig ready?![]()
danyeo":hxv3ur7l said:That's cool, except for the pinstripesI do like hardwood headshells. So umm, how much? Boogie charges upwards of $700-$900 for a hardwood headshell, depending on what options you get.
Digital Jams":2k14nwyg said:Maple/Wedge/Maple/Wedge/Maple...just like a Ibanez 5 piece neck![]()
* velcro-fly *":k0xl7dsb said:Digital Jams":k0xl7dsb said:Maple/Wedge/Maple/Wedge/Maple...just like a Ibanez 5 piece neck![]()
I'm pretty sure the wood is Wenge not Wedge![]()
Digital Jams":1ecwkcth said:danyeo":1ecwkcth said:That's cool, except for the pinstripesI do like hardwood headshells. So umm, how much? Boogie charges upwards of $700-$900 for a hardwood headshell, depending on what options you get.
Maple/Wedge/Maple/Wedge/Maple...just like a Ibanez 5 piece neck![]()
With first class shipping it came to $420 but after the sale of the old shell damage should land around $230-240.
Digital Jams":1nc211iy said:danyeo":1nc211iy said:That's cool, except for the pinstripesI do like hardwood headshells. So umm, how much? Boogie charges upwards of $700-$900 for a hardwood headshell, depending on what options you get.
Maple/Wedge/Maple/Wedge/Maple...just like a Ibanez 5 piece neck![]()
With first class shipping it came to $420 but after the sale of the old shell damage should land around $230-240.
Megadeth7684":3inecm0c said:Blends in nicely with the table.![]()
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Looks pretty cool though. I like the Plexi style headshell better myself.
Digital Jams":y58axthm said:Remember that thread I had asking what I was up too? This is the final product and I am very impressed with the outcome,
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The main wood is native to Australia called Jarrah and the front panel is flame maple and wedge for the pinstripes, Brad who is the owner of MC Custom Cabinets layed out many options that I had and sent pictures of the wood that he had in stock. The Jarrah is a very hard wood so no worries about the structure as I can stand on this shell no problem. 100% dovetail joint construction and his miter work on them is great, very tight and exacting fit. Some of the pics show white in the grain, that is the flash of my 5+ year old digi camera as the finish is very consistant throughout the shell. Brad also included new mounting screws and washers to use, much better quality hardware.
One downfall maybe for some, the amp weighes as much as a Herbert if not more now so thank god for the comfy leather strap. I cannot say enough about Brad and his customer service, I have many 20 PMs with pictures of the progress and the shell was packed extremely well for the trip from Aussie land. BTW this shell I believe will fit a Plexi chassis as well if I remember right.
http://www.mccustomcabinets.com
Digital Jams":1j4jxbkd said:Remember that thread I had asking what I was up too? This is the final product and I am very impressed with the outcome,
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The main wood is native to Australia called Jarrah and the front panel is flame maple and wedge for the pinstripes, Brad who is the owner of MC Custom Cabinets layed out many options that I had and sent pictures of the wood that he had in stock. The Jarrah is a very hard wood so no worries about the structure as I can stand on this shell no problem. 100% dovetail joint construction and his miter work on them is great, very tight and exacting fit. Some of the pics show white in the grain, that is the flash of my 5+ year old digi camera as the finish is very consistant throughout the shell. Brad also included new mounting screws and washers to use, much better quality hardware.
One downfall maybe for some, the amp weighes as much as a Herbert if not more now so thank god for the comfy leather strap. I cannot say enough about Brad and his customer service, I have many 20 PMs with pictures of the progress and the shell was packed extremely well for the trip from Aussie land. BTW this shell I believe will fit a Plexi chassis as well if I remember right.
http://www.mccustomcabinets.com
Moshaholic":2zgeeny1 said:Digital Jams":2zgeeny1 said:Remember that thread I had asking what I was up too? This is the final product and I am very impressed with the outcome,
I have a kickass LAMP with a groovy shade that has these litte fuzzy balls all aounr the edge I can sell you to put on top of it !!!
Now THAT looks Good.* velcro-fly *":2f2n384a said:Very cool, glad it worked outand yeah, I can confirm that Brad is World Class when it comes to taking care of people
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Here's another one he did in regular tolex:
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Good looking stuff all the way around![]()
Telephant":1fc559tr said:Now THAT looks Good.* velcro-fly *":1fc559tr said:Very cool, glad it worked outand yeah, I can confirm that Brad is World Class when it comes to taking care of people
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Here's another one he did in regular tolex:
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Good looking stuff all the way around![]()
Damn Scott, after all the shit talking we do about cork sniffers you go and get yourself a hardwood headshell. What. In. The. Fuck.![]()
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Telephant":1ui9ep0o said:Damn Scott, after all the shit talking we do about cork sniffers you go and get yourself a hardwood headshell. What. In. The. Fuck.![]()
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