jerrydyer
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Finally had back panels made
dwizted
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That looks killer man... 
JackBootedThug
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sexysexy.
IntenseJim
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That's gorgeous!!!!
jlbaxe
Banned
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Wow very nice. I REALLY like that look.
OUTLAW1969
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Wow, that is a GREAT looking head cab! 
Shark Diver
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nice.
glassjaw7
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Looks noice!
H
Heritage Softail
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Coolest tolex covering...
Dig it man
Dig it man
Bob Savage
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Looks great!
jlbaxe
Banned
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No IEC plug? 
Ventura
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Very BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOTEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEK!!!
jerrydyer
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but not booteeek in the prices.
chris_1984
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looks great!
rupe
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Beautiful amp...nice work!
jerrydyer
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thanks y'all
I should at least put a thing for the cord to wrap on.
As for now the back panels are generic , meaning its actually for the full feature amp AKA 100, thats what all the extra holes and markings are for. Down the road, budget permitting I will have seperate back panels for each amp. Usually though I always put some custom stuff on the back per each customer so, there will always be a sticker or two. .
I should at least put a thing for the cord to wrap on.
As for now the back panels are generic , meaning its actually for the full feature amp AKA 100, thats what all the extra holes and markings are for. Down the road, budget permitting I will have seperate back panels for each amp. Usually though I always put some custom stuff on the back per each customer so, there will always be a sticker or two. .
jcm800x4
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How does she sound?
BC Audio
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Looks great. The next time I do a batch of head boxes, maybe I'll get one in that tolex. Would probably look cool on a combo, too.
For my larger amps, I have two different rear panels. They are identical, except that one has an fx loop, the other does not. Those two panels could be used for any number of amps, ones with no loop, an optional loop or a standard loop. (Currently I have two models in that chassis size, one of which has a loop standard, the other is optional. So, two panels currently covers 3 variations.)
For my larger amps, I have two different rear panels. They are identical, except that one has an fx loop, the other does not. Those two panels could be used for any number of amps, ones with no loop, an optional loop or a standard loop. (Currently I have two models in that chassis size, one of which has a loop standard, the other is optional. So, two panels currently covers 3 variations.)
jerrydyer
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Andrew at Mojo will hook you up... I notice some quality improvments as well now that mojo owns lopo.