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He asked me to wire it up.It took about three hours, a long time because of the difficulties working with teflon CAT5E wire. A bitch to strip - you need a Stanley knife for every connection. But the result is pleasing, you see the sort of approach I used with the wiring layout, and the sound is wonderful.
hello darren,i'm really interested in how you produced such a nice looking chassis. did you have a company pre-cut the stainless steel for you? i'm after a professional looking faceplate for my aksa 100.would an engineering company be able to make a faceplate like this?regardsrod
if you do decide to Chrome, there is no value in paying the extra for stainless steel.... consider mild steel, copper, brass instead as the cost will be lower but the finish will be the same!