Hammertone Guitar Amplifier

[dhuebert]

Hammertone amp

The very latest from Hammertone Enterprises: The Quixote.











Don

[Shannon Parks]

First Class, Don.

[EWBrown]

Beauty, eh? Yellow_Light_Colorz_PDT_03 Yellow_Light_Colorz_PDT_06

Very nice job! If I was any good at the electric axe, I'd want one, too...

(been playing (sort of) for around 40 years and I still s*ck at it)...

/ed B in NH

[Geek]

Gorgeous, absolutely gorgeous! :)

Is there a website? Google gives me:

Your search - "Hammertone Enterprises" - did not match any documents.

Yellow_Light_Colorz_PDT_13

Who does your faceplates?

Cheers!

[dhuebert]

Shannon? Why dosen't Google find this stuff?

No there is not a website yet, I just got a Mac a couple of weeks ago and haven't gotten around to figuring out iWhateveritscalled to make one.

Who does your faceplates?

I got this silkscreened by a local printed circuit board maker with whom I have been dealing since ~1985. I am thrilled with this one.

BTW thanks for the good words!

Don

[Shannon Parks]

Shannon? Why dosen't Google find this stuff?

It'll get cached eventually. EG, try Googling "Hammertone Sixpac".

[Bradrock]

WOW! That is VERY nice. I must put on my upcoming projects list. I'm a big Danelectro fan, so I allready have some " Hammertone" T-shirts

[mcleodjoe]

Now THAT is point to point wiring - a term that gets used a a lot but rarely in the correct sense. Well done indeed!

[ioginy]

I was trying to explain to my roommate the other day what point to point was and just ran up to show him this beautiful example.
It looks amazing, nice work!

[tenthumbs]

WOW, that is a fabulous, clean design. Would love to hear the tones that can be found within.

Crappy player here with more money than talent - I could only have $5 and that would still be a true statement - so I am always excited to see new, well crafted gear.

[Greg Smith]

Where did you get those nifty old-school communication knobs? I had a few of them kicking around in my junk box (pulled from old gear somewhere), but I always assumed they are long out of production.

[dhuebert]

I bought 75 NOS at a ham radio swap meet a couple of years ago. They are still in production and I have seen them for sale on the internet but have been unable to find them again. Perhaps someone here more clever than I am with the search engine can find them.

Don

[cw]

I bought 75 NOS at a ham radio swap meet a couple of years ago. They are still in production and I have seen them for sale on the internet but have been unable to find them again. Perhaps someone here more clever than I am with the search engine can find them.

Don

try this:

http://www.electro-nc.com/rotaryus/knob.pdf

then shorten the addy and your at electro switch

[dhuebert]

I don't see any mushroom knobs there.

Don

[nyazzip]

those numbered dial plates are great though! never seen that before; great way to cover up crude/oversized drill holes i would think