Designed from scratch but built into a gutted Behringer VT999. Only the case, power switch and jack plugs remained.
Went for a bit of a gothic theme with this. The face is lacquered inkjet paper, the side lacquered wall paper - I obtained a sample from the local B&Q. Still perplexed as to who exactly would want black leather-look wall paper - different strokes I guess.
All thats left is to make the valve guards and and replace some components where I had to use multiples because I didn't have the values needed to hand. Took it into the friendly guitar shop and the guy thought it was great, so well chuffed.
![](https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4174/34658456816_fde064d141_c.jpg)
This is it coming to the end of the build and before decorating the case.
![](https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4173/33722179513_93f57e1a67_c.jpg)
Valves are 60/30L2 which are surprising good valves. Gives about 35dB of gain full out.
Went for a bit of a gothic theme with this. The face is lacquered inkjet paper, the side lacquered wall paper - I obtained a sample from the local B&Q. Still perplexed as to who exactly would want black leather-look wall paper - different strokes I guess.
All thats left is to make the valve guards and and replace some components where I had to use multiples because I didn't have the values needed to hand. Took it into the friendly guitar shop and the guy thought it was great, so well chuffed.
![](https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4174/34658456816_fde064d141_c.jpg)
This is it coming to the end of the build and before decorating the case.
![](https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4173/33722179513_93f57e1a67_c.jpg)
Valves are 60/30L2 which are surprising good valves. Gives about 35dB of gain full out.