Thanks, how do you restore the cabinet from scratches?

This video was fantastic. I ordered the replacement piece from Syntaur since I couldn't print my own, and it works GREAT. Now I have 5 more keys to fix and I can tell more are going to go. What a terrible original design from Roland.

Nice video! So, if I wanted a 2 button footswitch with two independent connections for a Marshall DSL amp (one for channel switching and one for the reverb on/off), I would simply repeat this is a biiger box correct? And if we wanted to add an LED for both switches?

😢 No, my speaker still isn't working.It's on Bluetooth, but it's not working.There's some kind of connection because I want to go make a phone call and I put it on the phone and then I tried to connect it back together again and it's not working.Can you help me push a button or something for me to push a button to say it's okay cause I am handicapped thank you

what about for a mini digital electric baby grand piano? Mine are sticking and it's over 30 years old :( can you help me please?

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The best acoustic guitar amplification system is the k&k pure mini or the k&k western both has a sound similar to a microphone

Hello all, I have about 10 keys (on a Roland) that move, but have no sound. What’s the ballpark to have keys repaired & serviced? Thanks!

This so cool, I have Yamaha P525 this would be cool to do for mine

I prefer the sound of the tape plugin. The actual tape did something strange to the mix. The bass doesn't sound right. From my experience, though, the cool thing about the tape plugins is that you can tweak the bias and EQ, and select four tapes speeds and tape types until you get exactly the sound you want.

Step 1: Cut wood with Tablesaw Me: oh..

Neat

Can you imagine how many people may want to repurpose this body in a guitar?

I used to salvage console TV/Stereo components and build cabs for them as needed. it started as speaker salvage and went further to the electrinice that were still good in those very large cabinets that housed record changer,receiver,tape deck and other various components.. faulte were usually simple to fix. blown fuses or broken wire or solder joint were th usual problems. or the owner wnted the newest thing... my gain...to save space in my bedroom I built small cvabs for the components to stack in rack form in the corner and speakers at opposite corners to either side.. nearly free system from Trash to treasure.. fuses are cheap and wood for cabs from comsoles worked just fine... I built bicycles the same way get some broke ones and fix up one really good one from those. tubes an tires were the only new parts...paint and the rest were salvaged from all over my neighborhood. ...the stereo equipment cost nothing but time and a little labor building cabs. nearly free system that sounded beter than the neighbors and cost next to nothing...only friends and fmily knew how i got it.I still cut costs as much as I can....I can go to a thrift store to find good stereo at low prices. and some they don'tmake anymore.. VCR. 8-Track and so forth..

Piano tuner here: I love this! The piano is for playing and you've made something really cool and fun!

I had put tolex in both cabs. The speaker grill maybe 1/2 inch back and piping

I keep a full octave of key weight arms in my piano bench. I haven’t broken one in a while but now Ive probably jinxed myself.

Neat

Shame that you have 15ips selected on the tape plugin. kind of invalidates the entire exercise.

Yes sir my amp tech used the input Jackson my seats Silvertone Model 1449 that I pulled out of my suitcase that I got a great price on there r 2 input jacks on this sweet little tube amps and he turned one into the cabinet jack only took him seconds I like these cab jacks on all my combo amps caus they sound so much better to me I think Thanx Richard from Pittsburgh Pa

Sir how can u add it to where u can run the cab by itself or run the cab with the speaker in the amp itself

❤ Nice job very helpful

The algorithm sent me here. Well, it sent me to the head cabinet video then here. Anywho, how soon after you used the onsie to apply the finish did your significant other ask where it was? In all seriousness, fantastic job on both cabs and the edit.

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How has the Journey Tek and the K and K held up after all these years? Any updates?

Came here for the build video, stayed for the soundtrack!

Sounds awesome

I had the head and cabinet of my Super Champ X2 done in birch. I was a bit worried about how the birch would affect the sound of the cabinet, but if anything it's tightened the bottom end.

Where what kinda board to order

I probably need to listen on headphones, but watching on tv this mic sounds less than impressive to me. I hear clear top end, but no richness or thick bottom end. As its called a T47 I was expecting the T to mean tube and the 47 for it to have some 47 characteristics. It sounds like a cheap mic to me, but maybe I need to hear it again through headphones. Would have been good if you had got a bit closer to the mic to hear the difference in proximity effect. 👍

Man. Maybe I'm getting frequency twisted. After reading other replies, I really ramped it up heavily on the console I played this through again. Daaaannnggg. How ANYONE can't see/hear the far superior tonal balance in the K and K. And just add, all eight other musicians here in the studio also said, in near unison, when they heard A vs B said, I and K the instant they heard it. And that the K and K blew it away. And then if course LAUGHED !!!! Thanks for helping not waste $50 along with the time it would have taken to install the Journey, uninstall it, and install the K and K Pure mini. I'd have been better off with a Tonewood gadget. And they are JJUUUUNNNKKK.

Huh? I recognized the K and K IMMEDIATELY. ALL the Journey did was squawk. The K and K blew it AWAY in tonal balance. And trust me when I say I've the studio to listen in EXTREMELY high fidelity. I did like the mic quite well. I'm finicky about pickups and mics. All to say. I was considering trying a Journey for a brand new guitar I just bought. I appreciate the testing and video. But I kinda figured trying to save a few bucks and trying a Journey was a BAD idea. K and K, here I come again for the 12th time.

Very comprehensible explanation of all the steps, cutting to the chase and with proof that the result is outstanding. I'm ready for a couple excruciating weeks of labor on a simple kit I got if the end result looks anything like this

Probably cheaper to just buy one. If you make lots of pickups then probably worth it but results may vary.

This is soooooo cool! I have been looking at getting a startech rack for my servers, but none of them are perfect, but this would be amazing. However, I neither have the skills or the tools, so I guess I have to find another solution. Great video though!

I guess without the table saw it’d be a different story.. wish I had one

...4 years later (I just now found this!)... Did you end up making these available for sale?... I might be interested in 1... Thanx!!!

Looks too beautiful to gig with. I'd beat that thing up...

Would you please show us more of your hand winding wire tensor tool?

Very good video, fun and informative. I have a few guitars with under saddle piezo’s and onboard preamps. Do you think it’s possible to plug the Journey (that I liked best) into such a preamp? The sound might benefit plus you would have more control and a tuner.

Very cool design dude. For something so small it’s a great thing to have

Really great, congrats!

Great video!:thank you!

Hi from Spain, I thought your presentation was excellent. I had no idea which was which, I thought your fingerpicking style was great and made all three sound really good. I was tempted to replay and I think from a practical point of view playing live with vocals, "C" with just a mic. at the fretboard is not possible, but for recording I would always use two mic's. For playing live I thought "A" sounded as close to the natural sound of your fantastic guitar. I wonder if the 3 pickups on the Journey could be increased to 6 smaller ones precisely located, picking up the vibration of each individual string, and would that improve it further? Great and very professional video, John.

Is it the same process if you do like 2 colors or kinda of a sunburst look??

What a clever idea, using the hinge! Such a perfectly simple and elegant design. Nice work, thanks for sharing!

Great vid! Thanks for posting. I've made a couple of cabs in the past but I like to watch several videos to get as many ideas and pointers as I can, and your video did that very well! Going to build another 4x12 soon. Thanks!

How did you secure the bridge? or is it pressed by the strings and removed when you loosen the pegs? I repair guitars, but I want to try to make them myself. There is a video for inspiration. greetings from Russia 🇷🇺

The scooby doo ending!!!

Sweet. This helped me a lot in converting my old tube amp into guitar use.