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  1. Ya dun good, pilgrim! Those plans are easily available and it is a precise, but not difficult project. I did the same thing with one twist. A sometimes limitation of the Thiele cabs is they are so small (but HEAVY) that they may not work well if you want to use a single one with a longer head. (Use two-----400 watts power handling!) So, I built one to the exact specs. The second one has longer sides so it WILL hold a "normal" head when it sits horizontally.....The interior is exactly the same, so the critical sound shaping design is intact. In essence, it just has a "wing" that adds some physical dimension. So, I have the flexibility of using 1 cab or two, though they are mismatched, size-wise. If I was doing it over, I would probably make them both in the larger size.....For MY purposes. In your case, a stereo setup, it sounds like the two matching cabs meets your needs perfectly. Great work!
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  2. Oh my word. That is absolutely amazing. (Edited because my fingers had a freeze up and started hitting the wrong buttons after seeing these images)
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  3. Personally, I never had any luck stacking OD's, as things start to get sludgy or muddy sounding pretty quick. A boost (especially a treble boost type pedal) with an OD or a fuzz or a clean boost with a distortion pedal, on the other hand can be the cat's nads.
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