Champ style cabinet 5F1 without Tolex & front material, raw

Champ style cabinet 5F1 without Tolex & front material, raw
material: 15 mm birch plywood
Front panel: 10 mm birch plywood - 1X8 "speaker
back: 6 mm birch plywood
size: 30,5cm x 34,3cm x 19 cm (W x H x D)
chassis cutout: 165 X 67 mm

Natural design, does not include hardware such as corners, handles, etc.


All products: Amp cabinets
Related products: Jensen speakers, Celestion speakers, Vox speakers, Other speakers

A "Champ style" cabinet, such as the 5F1, typically refers to the cabinet design used in Fender Champ amplifiers. The Fender Champ is a classic tube guitar amplifier known for its simplicity, portability, and iconic tone. The 5F1 is a specific model designation within the Champ series.

When you mention a cabinet without Tolex and front material, you're essentially describing a raw, unfinished cabinet. Tolex is the vinyl covering commonly found on guitar amplifier cabinets, providing both protection and aesthetic appeal. The "front material" likely refers to the grille cloth covering the front of the speaker cabinet.

A raw, unfinished cabinet would consist of the basic wooden enclosure without any covering or finish applied to it. It would have exposed wood surfaces, which could be either stained or painted according to preference. The absence of Tolex and grille cloth allows for customization, as you can choose your preferred finish or leave it raw for a more vintage or DIY aesthetic.

A raw Champ-style cabinet would typically include the following features:

    Wooden enclosure: This is the basic structure of the cabinet, typically made from plywood or pine wood, depending on the specific design.

    Speaker cutout: A round or square hole on the front panel of the cabinet where the speaker is mounted.

    Control panel cutout: Depending on the specific Champ model, there may be cutouts for volume and tone controls, input jacks, and indicator lights.

    Rear panel cutout: A hole or holes for ventilation and access to the amplifier chassis.

    Internal bracing: Braces or supports inside the cabinet to reinforce the structure and provide support for the speaker and amplifier chassis.

If you're considering building or customizing a Champ-style cabinet without Tolex and front material, you'll have the freedom to apply your preferred finish or leave it raw for a minimalist look. Just ensure that the cabinet dimensions and speaker cutout match the specifications of the Champ amplifier you plan to install inside.