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Ernie Ball Music Man Custom Design Experience

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raybies

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you grew an extra one too.........................................help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!




lol


The musicman started life as aHD 130, 2-12 cab that someone cut down to make a headout of. I purchased it off of craigslist for 200 bucks. Then i had this idea to build a boutique cab, I got all the specs from fender, borrowed an empty cab from a bud, and built it with the help of my father. Its made of 13 ply baltic birch, with cherry edging. I reused all the hardware of of the chopped up head, and installed a vintage fender handle. Loaded it with a classic lead 80 and a vintage 30. Lightly stained, with 5 coats of ureathane.




The KINGSLEY, was cab number two that i had built for a very good friend of mine as a present, for helping me become a guitar junkie,.

I had to get special permission from the owner of kingsley, a friend of mine to copy his cab.

Its also 13 ply baltic birch, with walnut edging, vintage handle, loaded with a classic lead 80, and a vintage 30. It has the option to be open or closed back.


THe finish is 5 coats of ureathane.



I am going to build a custom Head for a JCM 900 that another buddy bought, and i think thaat this one will be made out of Birdseye maple and rosewood. Or maybe dark walnut again.
hopefully it looks cool.




Your AL would sound unbelieveable through a KINGSLEY. http://www.kingsleyamplifiers.com/






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Spudmurphy

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Sounds like you have had a lot of fun doing those custom cabinets - they look good.

Ha, I'm sure that the AL would sound nice through that amp alright - 'cos it sounds mighty fine through my Mesa/AER or Marshall/AER set up that I use. :cool:
 
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colinboy

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congrats my friend on the BFR purchase.they are amazing instruments.what does it sound like through the roadster youve got.ive been contemplating getting a mesa roadking for a while now.
 
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