My "Twin clone is alive!
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- Bill A. Moore
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My "Twin clone is alive!
I started this project over a year ago, and I finally got to hear it saturday. Haven't put it in a permanent cabinet yet, but it sounds great!
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Marc, it's a Weber chassis. I used a Watts turret board, CTS pots, Mallory and Sprague Atom caps. Hammond transformers,(except the 94 Twin OT), switchcraft jacks, and Carling switches,(which 1 is intermittant). The pre tubes are mostly NOSS RCA, and the power tubes are Winged"C".
It's a lot more work than it would seem. I realize that our friend Ken earns every penny he makes from his beautiful creations.
It's a lot more work than it would seem. I realize that our friend Ken earns every penny he makes from his beautiful creations.
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- Bill A. Moore
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Greg, it currently is in a well used Mojo cabinet with only 1 EVM-12L loaded, but I am also running a JBL 15 in an external cabinet. Both sound great, but together it fills my little practice room.
Now don't laugh, but it's final cabinet is also a work in progress. I plan to load an old EV SRO 15 into it. One of my customers built it for me, with the small diameter ponderosa pine we are paying to have cut down. I don't intend to haul it around, so I'm just going to stain it,(hopefully close to the faded LDG color).
Now don't laugh, but it's final cabinet is also a work in progress. I plan to load an old EV SRO 15 into it. One of my customers built it for me, with the small diameter ponderosa pine we are paying to have cut down. I don't intend to haul it around, so I'm just going to stain it,(hopefully close to the faded LDG color).