Hand Wired 18 Watt Marshall Clone with TMB Tone Stack Heyboer Iron

Hand Built 18 watt Marshall Clone with a JTM45 tone stack in place of the tremolo circuit on channel 2. Channel 2 also has a pre-phase inverter master volume for lots tone sculpting options. Channel 1 is stock Marshall. I added. top-cut knob for the power tubes to reduce el84 "fizz" as they distort, and it works great! Really smoothes out the tone when you wanna dime it!! Hand wired with premium components such as, Heyboer power and output transformer with 4, 8 and 16 ohm output, Vishay coupling and tone capacitors, Stackpole carbon film resistors in the signal path, Belton tube sockets, Cliff jacks, Carling switches, Full sized Alpha pots, MOD 32uf+32uf can cap and 20uf MOD caps, to name a few. The cab is also home made and is 1" solid pine construction skinned in dark green tones with white piping, brown leather handle and corner guards on all 8 corners. There is a small crack on the back panel where the IEC power cord plugs in. The cab has couple small imperfections in the tolex around the cutout for the front face plate. The amp functions perfectly, and sounds great! Tube compliment is: JJ ez81, 2x Ruby el84's and 3 JJ 12ax7's. The el84's sit at 315v plate to cathode and idle about 95% Screens sit right under 300v at idle. Shielding tape is present where the chassis bolts to the cab and all inputs use shielded wire for low noise. I built this for myself, and have enjoyed it for about 4 months but need the funds for other projects and I have another 18 watt build that's very similar in sound. I included a clip below, recorded on my iPhone, Les Paul Traditional straight in and out to a 2x12 with 65W "Creambacks." I build and sell quite a few amps on Reverb, so feel free to check my feedback from buyers! Thanks for looking and feel free to ask any questions!!!