Bring out yer dead!
Posted: Thu Aug 05, 2010 12:44 pm
Literally....
I'm looking for some donor cases I can use to house some DIY projects in. So I'm wondering does anyone have dead CD players, amps etc sitting around, bound for the WEEE waste recycling but you didn't get to do it yet?
What I'm really looking for is the classic CD/amp sized cases (not the real slim DVD style ones), main body in metal rather than plastic*, doesn't matter about the front face. Think of the Marantz 5000 or 6000 CDPs, or really any of the older amp cases.
I will be gutting the inside, so if its any good, or theres any hope of you wanting to get it going again, hold on to it. This is literally for those things that are dead dead dead.
TIA,
Fran
* its not that I'm against plastic, just that when you take out the bits inside usually the plastic cases are very flimsy. Also, most of the stuff I use have power supplies that throw out heat, so the metal is handy here. Lastly, I can spray the metal a new colour pretty easily which improves the tolerance levels shown by my missus!! (not insignificant fact!)
I'm looking for some donor cases I can use to house some DIY projects in. So I'm wondering does anyone have dead CD players, amps etc sitting around, bound for the WEEE waste recycling but you didn't get to do it yet?
What I'm really looking for is the classic CD/amp sized cases (not the real slim DVD style ones), main body in metal rather than plastic*, doesn't matter about the front face. Think of the Marantz 5000 or 6000 CDPs, or really any of the older amp cases.
I will be gutting the inside, so if its any good, or theres any hope of you wanting to get it going again, hold on to it. This is literally for those things that are dead dead dead.
TIA,
Fran
* its not that I'm against plastic, just that when you take out the bits inside usually the plastic cases are very flimsy. Also, most of the stuff I use have power supplies that throw out heat, so the metal is handy here. Lastly, I can spray the metal a new colour pretty easily which improves the tolerance levels shown by my missus!! (not insignificant fact!)