Finished get*set*go Case

[lth1]

Just finished my daughters Get Set Go case, will start putting everything together tomorrow, a wonderful project.

http://cgim.audiogon.com/i/vs/i/f/1193034356.jpg

Cordially,
Lee Hankins

[erichayes]

Hi Lee,

Being a rack-panel-screw-the-visual-¿sthetics-sound-is-the-product amp crafter dealing with a specific market, I am constantly amazed at the physical beauty, usually using wood, some of you guys impart to your chassis.

I look forward to seeing your completed project, and congratulate you for what you've done thus far.

[Shannon Parks]

Lee, another beautiful job. Glad to see another amp project come together for you. By the way, you were my first customer five years ago. Many thanks!

[TomMcNally]

Beautiful work Lee !

Are you going to make it a convertible for 6A3 / 6B4G ?

I notice the dual set of socket holes ?

... tom

[lth1]

Thank you for the nice comments, this was a long complicated build.

Tom, yes I had planned to make it convertible, but not sure now, may make things too complicate for my daughter. Will machine a plate to cover the two holes.

http://cgim.audiogon.com/i/vs/i/f/1193081848.jpg

Another photo including the unfinished ZigmaHornet speakers with Merrill DCA4 drivers. The cost of material and drivers is around $100.00, the best $100 I have ever spent in audio. These are absolutely wonderful sounding speakers especially considering they are only 4.5". The veneer is going to cost 2 to 3 times the price of the ply and drivers.

Lee Hankins

[Blair]

Gorgeous woodwork Lee!

I love the woodworking part as much as the listening part of this hobby. I see and recognize the spalted Maple, but is the rest Mahogany or a Padauk? It does not look like Rosewood to me, but certain species and variations throw me sometimes.

Anyway, Rant Yellow_Light_Colorz_PDT_02

Good Work! Please Keep us posted.

Blair

[lth1]

Blair, you are correct in your recognization of the spalted Maple, the other is Redheart, a wonderful wood to work with.

Lee Hankins