designs
simplicity and an uncluttered aesthetic are important design criteria. i prefer the clean look of a butted joint to complement the lines on these designs. i'd like to see these cabinets still in use in the distant future, so all joints are made stronger than the surrounding wood by hidden tenon construction. i also prefer not to look at exposed fasteners or hardware, so rails and brackets are mounted internally and feet are effective but minimal.
additional information common to all these designs is located at the bottom of this page.
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6u curved hardwood boat, 104hp vector rails, interior depth 60mm front row, 65mm back row. angle matches 9u and 12u cases, back height matches front height of 12u case. exterior dimensions 326mm x 105mm x 574mm. $290 in walnut a slanted version with 55mm front row/ 80mm back row is available $270 in poplar $270 as a flat version/75mm depth.
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9u poplar curved case, 104hp vector rails. row depths top to bottom: 90mm, 107mm, 74mm. height 394mm, depth 311mm. weight 13 lbs. $490 this model can be made with a flat back to be rotated 90 degrees and used in a console-like configuration. |
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12u poplar curved case, 104hp vector rails. row depths top to bottom: 106mm, 108mm, 142mm, 93mm. height 536mm, depth 348mm. weight 16 lbs. $610
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15u poplar curved case, 104hp vector rails. row depths top to bottom: 87mm, 93mm, 117mm, 130mm, 73mm. height 660mm, depth 364mm. $730
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the prices above are for the cabinet and include vector rails and plenty of M2.5 square nuts and screws. threaded strips can be substituted at an additional cost.
power elements and shipping costs are additional, as well as sales tax if shipped within the state of california.
cabinets can be made up to 150hp in width at additional cost. i also have cherry and walnut in limited supply at additional cost.
tiptop audio and make noise power and distribution solutions can be arranged at retail costs plus a small installation fee, please inquire regarding availablility. sizing the power system is the responsibility of the system integrator (you!). i am happy to make recommendations but ultimately the user must total up their current needs. the muffwiggler.com forum is full of information and advice on sizing power systems, as well as tiptop audio's zeus manual available at their website. modulargrid.net or other module layout planners can be helpful too, but be aware that not all modules have their current draws populated in the database, so the total you see may not me accurate.
as of 4/22/13:
currently there is an 8+ week waiting list for most of these designs, please contact me if you'd like to be added, there's no obligation to you. my backlog is significant enough to make predicting lead times difficult at this time.
there will also be models added to the store from time to time, as I make cabinets in batches.
i've become too busy to do custom work for a while, hopefully i'll be able to do that again in the future. please don't ask, i need to work as efficiently as possible given my available time which means sticking to existing designs for now.
thanks for your patience and support!



