Monster Bash
Williams, 1998This winter I started my first full restoration. It's not done yet but it's close. Just wanted to post some pics. I got a crazy amount of hours in it. Could never get my money back out of it but I would do it again in a heart beat.
Speaker panel is made from solid metal and is laser cut out. It has EL lighting behind the lightning bolts and monster bash. Then it is wrapped in color vinyl. The speaker panel itself is powder coated illusion blue. Pics don't do it justice. Here is one that is going on my MMR.
Quoted from abelelectronics:Speaker panel is made from solid metal and is laser cut out. It has EL lighting behind the lightning bolts and monster bash. Then it is wrapped in color vinyl. The speaker panel itself is powder coated illusion blue. Pics don't do it justice. Here is one that is going on my MMR.
Dam id love them for my pins ... very nice touch
Quoted from abelelectronics:Speaker panel is made from solid metal and is laser cut out. It has EL lighting behind the lightning bolts and monster bash. Then it is wrapped in color vinyl. The speaker panel itself is powder coated illusion blue. Pics don't do it justice. Here is one that is going on my MMR.
Good lord that is cool! Did you have them machined yourself?
Call Paul at virtual pin. He will also install the decals if you want. Tell him Gary from Abel sent you.
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