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Now that I got your attention, I noticed that the hammond case of the Go-Vibe V5 has a clear face section that can serve well to hold a pic of any sort.
So what did I do? I went to photoshopping a faceplate for it, of course! I wanted a clean, simple, fun design. Not only does it pimp out your Go-Vibe v5 a bit as far as looks go, but also people can SEE what that other black object attached to your mp3 player is (not to mention that, given this day and age, anything without labels and with protruding wires looks suspicious, so this might help out some in the airport -then again, maybe not, as I haven't tested out airport security with my new label).
Assuming you like to velcro your amp and DAP together, the ideal thing would be to have the velcro attachments on the battery compartment side, so that the "clean" part is free for decoration.
Here is a simple design in various color schemes for your printing pleasure. If you desire another color not here, let me know the color you want, and I will change the background color accordingly.
Note: I'm doing custom artwork. I'd like to see how this goes first. If people like this idea of gluing pics to the amp, I'll do some custom designs.
FOR BEST RESULTS: A quality printer is a must, of course, and after that, photo paper works best since it has a nice, clean, glossy look to it (not to mention its thickness is more durable than normal printing paper). As far as gluing it on, I have no glue of any kind at my house, which means I will have to go get some (or perhaps some thin double-sided tape will work best). Let me (and everyone else here) know how it goes! I have already checked out some waterproof sticker label paper online through google. Look around for something similar, if you so desire. UPDATE: I ordered a couple of sheets and have printed it out and stuck it unto the amp. Look at page two for pics!
If you have a digital camera, please post a pic or two.
Click on thumbnails for larger view. The label looks big because I made it at 200 dpi. When you print it, however, it should print perfect size. Just save the pic to your pc, open up microsoft word, and insert the picture from the folder you saved it in.
BLUE:
COPPER:
GOLD:
GREEN:
ORANGE:
RED:
STEEL:
VINYL:
(Two other vinyl versions on page two)
YELLOW:
NOTE: If any of you guys want any of the above tweaked a bit (lighter, darker, no www address, etc., let me know and I will gladly make the changes).
So what did I do? I went to photoshopping a faceplate for it, of course! I wanted a clean, simple, fun design. Not only does it pimp out your Go-Vibe v5 a bit as far as looks go, but also people can SEE what that other black object attached to your mp3 player is (not to mention that, given this day and age, anything without labels and with protruding wires looks suspicious, so this might help out some in the airport -then again, maybe not, as I haven't tested out airport security with my new label).
Assuming you like to velcro your amp and DAP together, the ideal thing would be to have the velcro attachments on the battery compartment side, so that the "clean" part is free for decoration.
Here is a simple design in various color schemes for your printing pleasure. If you desire another color not here, let me know the color you want, and I will change the background color accordingly.
Note: I'm doing custom artwork. I'd like to see how this goes first. If people like this idea of gluing pics to the amp, I'll do some custom designs.
FOR BEST RESULTS: A quality printer is a must, of course, and after that, photo paper works best since it has a nice, clean, glossy look to it (not to mention its thickness is more durable than normal printing paper). As far as gluing it on, I have no glue of any kind at my house, which means I will have to go get some (or perhaps some thin double-sided tape will work best). Let me (and everyone else here) know how it goes! I have already checked out some waterproof sticker label paper online through google. Look around for something similar, if you so desire. UPDATE: I ordered a couple of sheets and have printed it out and stuck it unto the amp. Look at page two for pics!
If you have a digital camera, please post a pic or two.
Click on thumbnails for larger view. The label looks big because I made it at 200 dpi. When you print it, however, it should print perfect size. Just save the pic to your pc, open up microsoft word, and insert the picture from the folder you saved it in.
BLUE:
COPPER:
GOLD:
GREEN:
ORANGE:
RED:
STEEL:
VINYL:
(Two other vinyl versions on page two)
YELLOW:
NOTE: If any of you guys want any of the above tweaked a bit (lighter, darker, no www address, etc., let me know and I will gladly make the changes).
