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Hi. Just starting putting together my 112 combo kit. The cabinet Stephen sent me looks awesome. Anyways, I haven't decided whether I'm going to do this or not but I was thinking of installing the Marshall script logo piece on the cab and was wondering what size I should get in the event that I do decide to put one on. There are so many different size I'm not too sure which size would be appropriate. Any ideas.

Suggest not but you can scale it off pictures of original & reissues.

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Stephen
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Coco's right. By placing a Marshall logo on your amp, then your accepting liability. Usually better to leave well enough alone. It's also more fun to place your own logo. You did make it
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On second thought, you are right. I would much prefer having my own logo on their. Just have to make one up now.

There have been some really cools ones. Do as much as you can to layout, mock up, on the computer.

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Joe6v6 does some great looking plates.
http://www.amplates.com/nameplates.html
You can also use mask ink and etch your design on copper or brass plates.
http://steampunkworkshop.com/electroetch.shtml
and
http://www.homemetalshopclub.org/news/jul97/jul97.html

LeeMo

+++ for Joe6v6. Very nice person.

Those are some cool ideas. I like the custom plates stuff but you can see it all add$ up very quickly.

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Very cool idea. I just have to come up with a design. But first, I must finish that kit!!

And yes that is the most important aspect.
You never know, the music you create when you have an awesome amp backing you might very well tell you the name of your amp.

HaHa, I'm so strange, but I'll bet no one will argue with me.

Music is the soul of the universe.
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