Category Archives: Show Us Your Mojo

I thought I would send you some pics of my amp build of your 5E3 Tweed Deluxe kit.  The lacquered cabinet is beautiful !!  My compliments to your shop !!

Dear Mojo: Thanks for the opportunity to show off the amplifier kit purchased for me by my wife for our 26th wedding anniversary.  I’ve made other amplifier kits, but I love the completeness of the Mojo kit.  And I make … Continue reading →

Using MOJO chassis and misc hardware, Dijon caps, OT, tolex and cab hardware! B.F.EGYPT Guitars Los Angeles, CA

Here’s a few shots of my latest scratch-built tube amp project:  A 25W guitar amplifier using a Mojo British Vintage 12″ and other Mojo-supplied electronic components.  This wasn’t a kit – I built it from scratch from the stack of … Continue reading →

The 59 champ is first amp of the “Cyclone” Series. Not too hard to build. Amp sounds great especially with my Fender Champion Lap Steel. Second amp was the 18 Watt Marshall. A bit more involved than the Champ. We … Continue reading →

This is a DV66 with selectable hi and lo voltage for all octal tube finals, two channel in MOJO dress with MOJO guts. Mike Whitney Amplification

I made about a dozen oak Champ style cabinets and used some parts from MOJO. This is designed to be enjoyed with your ears and eyes! No need to keep this amp in the basement. Wouldn’t this be nice in … Continue reading →

Dear Mojo Musical Supply, I have been building amps for a couple of years now and most of my parts for repairs or scratch builds come from you guys. The parts are great and your staff and customer service are … Continue reading →

Modified 1959 Tweed Bassman where you can blend the normal and bright channel. Also the normal channel is American voiced the bright channel is British voiced. It also has classic tube-driven Accutronic spring reverb. I plan to build tolex-covered combo’s. … Continue reading →

Here is my Mojo Extension 2×12 covered by my buddy at stitchcraftinteriors.com The head box was done a couple years ago by a paint contractor who has disappeared off the earth. Jerry Dyer