Amp360
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I poasted a while back about trying to organize my amps in a way that made them accessible and matched my studio, which I designed to be comfortable and kind of different because I like old junk.
I looked everywhere and considered doing DIY. Everything I saw that was kind of cool was either priced way too high, far away or too big/small. It's hard to find shelves that are wide enough and have a shallow depth. I don't care for IKEA type furniture (no offense to anyone).
Anyways, today I found this for $200. It's exactly what I wanted and was about 20 mins from my house. I found it on FB Marketplace, which can be pretty good.
I just vacuumed it off, used a brush to get the junk from the cracks, washed it down, and put a coat of wax on. There's also printing on the side, which is cool!
I need to fill that bottom slot. I have a JMP, but truth be told I don't dig it so it's either going to be for a Carvin X-100B, Cyber Twin head or JC-120 head (which I once owned!) and I'm going to call it the nostalgia shelf!
I had made some little platforms for the combos I keep in my studio that have worked out great, but now my heads are all set!
I have another old shelf from General Electric where I keep my petals (which real guitarists don't use from what I've been told) so it fits in pretty nice!
I looked everywhere and considered doing DIY. Everything I saw that was kind of cool was either priced way too high, far away or too big/small. It's hard to find shelves that are wide enough and have a shallow depth. I don't care for IKEA type furniture (no offense to anyone).
Anyways, today I found this for $200. It's exactly what I wanted and was about 20 mins from my house. I found it on FB Marketplace, which can be pretty good.
I just vacuumed it off, used a brush to get the junk from the cracks, washed it down, and put a coat of wax on. There's also printing on the side, which is cool!
I need to fill that bottom slot. I have a JMP, but truth be told I don't dig it so it's either going to be for a Carvin X-100B, Cyber Twin head or JC-120 head (which I once owned!) and I'm going to call it the nostalgia shelf!
I had made some little platforms for the combos I keep in my studio that have worked out great, but now my heads are all set!

I have another old shelf from General Electric where I keep my petals (which real guitarists don't use from what I've been told) so it fits in pretty nice!
