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In Reply to: RE: Down East Amp Base posted by mark.korda@myfairpoint.net on September 26, 2023 at 19:31:45
It is a time capsule that I don't have the heart to open!
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Hi, the old FM-5 Dyna...Mark
But it doesn't have your beautiful custom wood cabinets. Great thread by the way - really enjoying it!
My FM-5 was reworked by Frank Van Alstine - I'm going to go plug it in!
Hi Barry, thanks a lot! I have a nice FM-5 but I can't find a decent station anymore. I do painting for a living and must always have some music on. Driving is the same deal. For FM around here in southern Maine I use a beat up clock radio. I wonder how that Van AlStine comes in. Take care Barry....Mark K.
Here is a Dyna SCA-35..Mark Korda Those feet are called cookies.They are strung together on the bottom of a fishing trawl net dragging on the bottom to tickle ground fish up to be swept into the cod end which is hauled up and dumped on the boats deck.They are stamped out of old radial tires.You can see the fabric in the middle.Where my friend a lobsterman works on his traps their are thousands just dumped into a large field where tons of fishing equipment just lays idle evidence of a booming industry years ago....Mark
I think they got all the sea creatures!
Here's the old Ace Zero Distortion Preamp.I kept the old rusty nails in for effect. Those slats for the trim were pieces of old traps that sat on the bottom of Casco Bay, Portland,Maine...Mark Korda
The Ace Zero Ddistortion 1974.....This is where I used vinegar to age the rough cut pine...Mark
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