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I live in a place where I literally can never turn up the amp. For this environment I have a low wattage Red Iron Amp. It still is too loud to crank. With this in mind and with a desire to do recording with more than just a direct speaker simulated signal I have been looking for a decent isolation cab for not much money.

Finally yesterday I found this - An isolation cab custom built and being sold by Joe Naylor of Reverend Guitars for only $199 bin on ebay. Already contained an 8" Jensen speaker. If figured buying a cab built by someone with as good a rep as Joe Naylor and for much less than most iso cabs go for would be a decent risk to see if this can work for me.

I need a Shure SM57 mic now. Anybody have one in good shape they'd like to sell or trade to me?

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Awesome man! Doesn't look too complicated to build... Hmm.

hazelwould wrote:Awesome man! Doesn't look too complicated to build... Hmm.

If you're handy. Unfortunately I'm not.

dorfmeister wrote:

hazelwould wrote:Awesome man! Doesn't look too complicated to build... Hmm.

If you're handy. Unfortunately I'm not.

So is there no leakage? Seems like a smart way to do some recording...

hazelwould wrote:

dorfmeister wrote:

hazelwould wrote:Awesome man! Doesn't look too complicated to build... Hmm.

If you're handy. Unfortunately I'm not.

So is there no leakage? Seems like a smart way to do some recording...

Just bought it off e-bay Saturday Night. It is being shipped from Michigan. Built by Joe Naylor who runs Reverend Guitars. He seems to have it together so I am guessing he can build a decent iso cab.

Neat a “dead box” now you can crank a full stack in an apartment assuming the box doesn’t bounce all over.

Very good for getting full sound when recording.

Joe re-covered a cabinet for me years back.
He does excellent work.
He used to do Naylor amps and speakers back then.

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