Skystreak 18/36watt build

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Skystreak 18/36watt build

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Heres one I've been perfecting over the last month or two and finally got it where I want it sound wise etc... <P>
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C'est beau !!!!!
Very nice amp here, congrats!

How did you prepare your chassis? home made?

Very nice indeed
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Fredaxis wrote:C'est beau !!!!!
Very nice amp here, congrats!

How did you prepare your chassis? home made?

Very nice indeed
Thanks. Yea I'm trying to build all my chassis from scratch useing heavy ga. aluminum. I build my own break and it works nicely and I bought a small 18" break from Harbor freight for the smaller stuff.

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jonnysocko wrote:
Fredaxis wrote:C'est beau !!!!!
Very nice amp here, congrats!

How did you prepare your chassis? home made?

Very nice indeed
Thanks. Yea I'm trying to build all my chassis from scratch useing heavy ga. aluminum. I build my own break and it works nicely and I bought a small 18" break from Harbor freight for the smaller stuff.

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Brian,
I do not have the english word for that "bouchonné" finish on the chassis, how did you do that ?
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Fredaxis wrote:
jonnysocko wrote:
Fredaxis wrote:C'est beau !!!!!
Very nice amp here, congrats!

How did you prepare your chassis? home made?

Very nice indeed
Thanks. Yea I'm trying to build all my chassis from scratch useing heavy ga. aluminum. I build my own break and it works nicely and I bought a small 18" break from Harbor freight for the smaller stuff.

Brian
Brian,
I do not have the english word for that "bouchonné" finish on the chassis, how did you do that ?
That's called a turned finish and it's done by useing a stainless brush chucked up in my mill and you just make a circle at a time like your useing a drill press to make holes. It's easy.
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Dude, you know how to build an amp!!! jawdrop

I like the name as well. What made you chose it?

For anyone who's interested, there's Skystreak info on http://www.dfrc.nasa.gov/gallery/photo/ ... index.html
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zaphod_phil wrote:Dude, you know how to build an amp!!! jawdrop

I like the name as well. What made you chose it?

For anyone who's interested, there's Skystreak info on http://www.dfrc.nasa.gov/gallery/photo/ ... index.html
Thanks Phil. The name? I don't know? Jet fighters and hotrods seem to go well with amps and thats what I think of when building these things. Plus I work on old radios too and a old radio mfg from the 30s and 40s called Hallicrafters had a line of radios called Skyriders, Sky cheif etc.. and I always thought that was cool and I remembered the old Skystreak jets and thought thats it! I'll build my amps with hotrod and jet fighter themes.
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