But we'll need a paragraph on the back of each one, Chuck.
 
Peter
 
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Wow Chuck!  I hope the healing process goes as well as can be expected.

maybe we should start a new 'scars' thread. I have a really ugly wound at the mo where I had the first carpal tunnel cut.
 
Graeme

Is this a thread in which hijacking is encouraged?
Tee hee.

Beware the bread knife!!!

OUCH !!!!!!

I hope that has healed well Nick  and you are back to comfortable playing.

Oh, yeah. The doc's did a fantastic job. Fully healed and no issues. Especially good as you can see it was my right index finger. Talk about hijacking a thread!

The world famous MagicMaster SUPER DWARF guitar amp prototype.  Using the circuit from a famous Sears Catalog guitar amp, the custom made case made from exotic woods sports the telling FUNK OFF badging, versus the long lost FUNK ON version who's existence some claim to be an old wives' tale.  Don't be fooled by the grille cloth, the speaker is (was?) the famous Delco 6x9 most notably used in the front dash of a 1974 Chevrolet Impalas.
 

What's the serial number?

Hey Wheedly tone, feel free to jump in,anytime.
 
Chuck

I think he has gave up on us lot! chuck

A Sears/Delco combo - sweeeeet!  But were the Silvertone guts out of the amp-in-the-case model?  And I guess market research dictated a labeling change, eh?
 
Peter

Yes Peter, it was the amp in a case type.  The case was multi-tasked into an external speaker/carrying case for the ubiquitous Panasonic portable cassette player with built in condensor mic.  Two of which made a usable bouncing recording system (well, almost usable).
 
Sorry Dave, MagicMaster custom shop didn't number their prototypes.  I do believe the FUNK OFF model did not proceed past the devolpment stage which was pictured above.  We were waiting for the FUNK ON model with much anticipation, but development was postponed due to budgetary constraints, if my memory serves me correctly (probably serves a beer better).
 
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