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Great question Mr. Bill, the doors are exact copies so they should work. I never thought about the missing doors out there, good point. I should be able to offer them reasonably.

I started building the boards today and thought you guys might get a kick out of my version.

Man, don't that just look like a piece of art! (and that's only part of the inside)

Well Thank you so much, this is a labor of love for me.

Good topic. Looking forward to watching it to competition. I've built a few projects, outboard reverb, 5E3 amp and fuzz kit, so I really enjoy reading about these projects. .

Today I fit jacks, pots and pc board inside the boxes.

Everything fit well and I can't wait to get building these.

I have had no luck finding the rubber feet. If anyone knows where to find those 5/8" rounded feet, I would be helpful.

Imperial wrote:I have had no luck finding the rubber feet. If anyone knows where to find those 5/8" rounded feet, I would be helpful.

It's looking great. When I built my fuzz unit I got the rubber feet with the screw through the center at Lowes. Did you check with Artie about the flyer?

Hi Danny...I will pop in there in the morning.

Thanks

Imperial,

I just checked and seen that you never opened your private message from me. Go up to the top and click on new messages.

That tapered box with skirted aluminum knobs are so cool. The battery cover door is VERY practical too …and with the addition of the pilot light we have the 'cherry on the cake'!
I really enjoy my "ashbass FUZZbrite" but it's cosmetics are simpler and the volume and dwell knobs are from Fender which of course are very cool by themselves but not an ideal match for a fuzzbox winking at Mosrite’s "FUZZrite". To gain access to the battery compartment I have to unscrew the bottom plate. I'm not complaining but when the time comes for me to have to replace my fuzzbox, the new one will have to be an Imperial
Good job Imperial!