[c540]

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I know there is a big thread about the Bottle Head Amp. I thought I would post this one, it's the last project I made before I became too ill with what a neuromuscular problem, so it may be my last project like this. I already had the board from another Bottle Head Crack with Speedball. I just put together an aluminum chassis from some scrap aluminum and fasteners that I had , thinking it would be a bit of fun and add to the aesthetic quality.
I think something about the weight or vibrational stability actually makes it sound better than it did before.

 

[.Sup]

wow looks very nice, reminds me of a game in post nuclear era (fictional)- There were similar items.

 

[MattTCG]

I'd call it beautiful even. Nice job!!

 

[WiR3D]

pwetty

 

[discretesound]

Fantastic looking amp!

 

[dannie01]

Awesome, it looks like and absolutely built like a tank. 

 

[c540]

Thanks everyone!

 

 

[brainbucket]

looks beautiful, could easily go up against amps costing thousands more in looks.  Can't wait to get my smack and start the build.

 

[Flume]

Wow, the amp looks incredible! Really sorry to hear about the neuromuscular issues. Hopefully we'll get to see another project from you.

 

[Dubstep Girl]

very  impressive. nice job, looks so much better than the regular one lol

 

[KingStyles]

I like the look. Good job and i hope things go better in the future for you.

 

[rosgr63]

Nice looking amp, well done.
I hope it's not your last, good luck.

 

[telecaster]

That is impressive unit! I guess it's also a super heatsink for the Crack! Well done m8 and hope you'll get well soon!

 

[c540]

I had also made a 2 tiered blued steel table with copper legs, a perforated steel shelf with ball bearing slides and a zebra wood and aluminum headphone stand for the hd800's to go with this. If I have a good day I'll try to take pictures of it and post it.
 
Thanks again for all the nice comments.
 

 

[dannie01]

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I had also made a 2 tiered blued steel table with copper legs, a perforated steel shelf with ball bearing slides and a zebra wood and aluminum headphone stand for the hd800's to go with this. If I have a good day I'll try to take pictures of it and post it.
 
Thanks again for all the nice comments.
 

 
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