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Had a badge made. You guys like it?

Looks good. Very authentic. Just what the cabinet needs.

First off I want to thank Stephen and all the rest of he crew that put this amp together.

I really had a lot of fun building this amp. it was my first one and not the last one, I see lots more in the future. I will say that on the chassis, every hole had a purpose, no extra and all were the right size, it was PERFECT, from the bends, the squareness, quality of material and the silk screen lettering on the back was absolutely incredible. Whoever is making this for you is really doing a fantastic job. This amp was very thought out and the parts used were all great quality. The instructions and layout were very good and thorough, easy to follow.

I have a thread going on Marshall Amp forums "Building the Classics" that is 3 pages long, lots of positive feedback there(Hope I got Trinity amps some exposure there)

Thanks again to all of you it was a very good first experience

Mark from Texas

Here is another pic of a label I had made

Thank you very much for the compliment It’s my amp but I don’t play my Son does. He has a Marshall 412 with Vintage 30s and. 112 with a Celestion Greenback he keeps the volume down on the Greenback because it’s only 25 watt speaker he likes the Greenback more

Great looking build. Love the front nameplate too!! Well done!!

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Stephen
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Thanks I really enjoyed it and you have done a GREAT job with all aspects of the kit from the parts, transformers, layout schematic and the instructions. I’m hoping to get another kit from you.
Mark

That is a thing of beauty!!! Hands down the nicest wire routing I’ve ever seen.

I love the way you added the extra lugs on the standoffs and tie wrapped the input leads to them. It’s so simple and one of those, “how did I never think of that” moments. I’m definitely going to use that trick.

Thanks!