Amplifier Cabinet

From a long standing desire to build an amp rack

10U of rack space, lockable castors, open backed.
Douglas Fir side panels with cut out carry handles, 12mm WBP ply on top and bottom.
Coated in boiled linseed which hardens reasonably well over time.


 
This is in situ at Boudica's Bar, and yes, that is a toilet in the background..

I'm available to make this or a similar item to requirements.










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