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fitz said:
That pic is a Stagecraft.
Scratch build would be about $200, so their price isn't bad.

DSL40C Head – Stagecraft Gear

stagecraftgear.com stagecraftgear.com

I have my 4210 in a Sourmash headshell (inverted).
Got a deal on it off Reverb as new B stock - I think it was a return or cancelled custom.

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@fitz
2 questions , what do you do for the front plate inverted and what exact adhesive do you use. The water base is stupid expensive.
 
ibmorjamn said:
@fitz
2 questions , what do you do for the front plate inverted and what exact adhesive do you use. The water base is stupid expensive.
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1. Nothing - my 4210 is upside down.
I've memorized where the MV knob is...

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2. If you mean tolex adhesive, I prefer DAP Weldwood original red label (the "smelly" stuff :yesway: ).
Quarts are about $25 and would be WAY more than you need for a combo or head - might do a full stack.

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The water-based green label is ok too, but takes longer to get ready.
About the same price, IIRC.

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Mojotone TruGlu is very similar to the DAP water-based, but as you say, stupid expensive.
 
fitz said:
1. Nothing - my 4210 is upside down.
I've memorized where the MV knob is...

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2. If you mean tolex adhesive, I prefer DAP Weldwood original red label (the "smelly" stuff :yesway: ).
Quarts are about $25 and would be WAY more than you need for a combo or head - might do a full stack.

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The water-based green label is ok too, but takes longer to get ready.
About the same price, IIRC.

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Mojotone TruGlu is very similar to the DAP water-based, but as you say, stupid expensive.
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I actually have a idea of an entirely different scheme and a faceplate will be necessary for the look.
They seem to hold you hostage on those prices. Thanks
 
Contact Sandy at simplifysandy@aol.com. She does great work, she made the faceplate for my build. I got her name from T-Rex, she makes his faceplates, too. I forget the name of her company, just shoot her an email, she can tell you what she'll need from you. @T-Rex might have more info.

Edit: found her website, not much of a website, but trust me, she does good work and reasonable prices. Laser cutting and etching service - Specializes in customized products, including control panels, nameplates, and logo tags - Precision Design - welcome

Actually she did 2 for me, first gold, then I changed the look and had her make a black one.
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And the G R amp under it is her faceplate too.
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DirtySteve said:
Contact Sandy at simplifysandy@aol.com. She does great work, she made the faceplate for my build. I got her name from T-Rex, she makes his faceplates, too. I forget the name of her company, just shoot her an email, she can tell you what she'll need from you. @T-Rex might have more info.

Edit: found her website, not much of a website, but trust me, she does good work and reasonable prices. Laser cutting and etching service - Specializes in customized products, including control panels, nameplates, and logo tags - Precision Design - welcome

Actually she did 2 for me, first gold, then I changed the look and had her make a black one.
n2zkSEm.jpg

And the G R amp under it is her faceplate too.
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Thanks for the info Steve.
 
DirtySteve said:
Contact Sandy at simplifysandy@aol.com. She does great work, she made the faceplate for my build. I got her name from T-Rex, she makes his faceplates, too. I forget the name of her company, just shoot her an email, she can tell you what she'll need from you. @T-Rex might have more info.

Edit: found her website, not much of a website, but trust me, she does good work and reasonable prices. Laser cutting and etching service - Specializes in customized products, including control panels, nameplates, and logo tags - Precision Design - welcome

Actually she did 2 for me, first gold, then I changed the look and had her make a black one.
n2zkSEm.jpg

And the G R amp under it is her faceplate too.
xOIzzKu.jpg
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Does she provide the Metal?
 
DirtySteve said:
No you have to rock that yourself. :dood:

Oh, wait, I'm not sure I know what you mean? If you mean a metal faceplate, I don't know if she does that. Mine are plexi, and they go to 11!
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Well honestly, I don't have a Jubilee to know for sure what it is made of.
The DSL appears to be gold anodized aluminum and I think the Jubilee is just aluminum.
@T-Rex
 
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Dumb question , maybe more directed at Marshall. I know they sell a f ton of DSL' s
And 40CR's.

Why would anyone spend $1000 for a 40CR if you could get a 100HR for the same price ?
 
ibmorjamn said:
Dumb question , maybe more directed at Marshall. I know they sell a f ton of DSL' s
And 40CR's.

Why would anyone spend $1000 for a 40CR if you could get a 100HR for the same price ?
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Some people just prefer the combo configuration?
100w heads and a 212 / 412 can be cumbersome to move around, and take up floor space at home or on a stage.
I think they should release the 40w in a head that isn't a full-sized 30"+ wide, and pair it with a nice sized 112 or 212A.
 
fitz said:
Some people just prefer the combo configuration?
100w heads and a 212 / 412 can be cumbersome to move around, and take up floor space at home or on a stage.
I think they should release the 40w in a head that isn't a full-sized 30"+ wide, and pair it with a nice sized 112 or 212A.
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I agree, a 40w almost the size of 20w.
I just think their price on the 40 is way off. Of course before the big farce happened they were better priced around $700.
 
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