- Item: Dynaco St-410
- Type: St-410
- Posted: 21 January 2011
- Builder: anatta
- Country: United States
- Comments: 0
Dyna 410 Case Mod
When I purchased this amp It worked fine (still all original internals) But the beastly case had to go, along with the broken power button and original cord.
Being a roofer... I took the case to my metal guy and told him I wanted it in aluminum. I added some Alu' frame mounted handles to it and realized it had too much flex because of the lack of a top frame and the lighter Alu' case. I cut down some rack mounts I had around and bolted one to each side and re-assembled the case. I left stock steel base and large rubber feet.
In retrospect I would have done a few things different like bent the side, front lips into the face piece to avoid the "ears" I had to cut into the case for the side handles. Also after I installed the new power switch and over-heat neon lite I repaired my orig switch better then new. I guess when this one goes from me turning it on with my toe I'll revert to the orig switch again.
Being a roofer... I took the case to my metal guy and told him I wanted it in aluminum. I added some Alu' frame mounted handles to it and realized it had too much flex because of the lack of a top frame and the lighter Alu' case. I cut down some rack mounts I had around and bolted one to each side and re-assembled the case. I left stock steel base and large rubber feet.
In retrospect I would have done a few things different like bent the side, front lips into the face piece to avoid the "ears" I had to cut into the case for the side handles. Also after I installed the new power switch and over-heat neon lite I repaired my orig switch better then new. I guess when this one goes from me turning it on with my toe I'll revert to the orig switch again.
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