Sansui Receiver Cabinet

[cwithboat]

First; thanks for all the advice on "which wood" and sub-miniature lamps.
Second; be kind, as aside from a maple butcher block counter top, this is my first attempt at hardwood.
Third; I have learned a lot from all the miscues. Since starting this I have acquired a jointer and a biscuit joiner, so I most likely will do things differently in the future.
Fourth; I used a joining technique which I would call false finger joint. The fingers being walnut. The carcass itself is mahogany.

[cgallery]

That is extremely slick. Does it attach to the receiver, or act as a sleeve that the receiver slides into?

[cwithboat]

That is extremely slick. Does it attach to the receiver, or act as a sleeve that the receiver slides into?

Just as a sleeve. I allowed plenty of space for cooling air flow.

[pelligrini]

I like that waveform pattern done with the walnut splines on the top.

[cgallery]

I like that waveform pattern done with the walnut splines on the top.

Yeah, it gives it almost a musical character.

I used to drool over high-end Mac gear with what looked like nice cabinets. They didn't look this nice, though.

[JR]

It's a beautiful cabinet. But what are you going to do for the turntable and reel-to-reel? C'mon, I know you still have 'em.

JR

[poolhound]

Just as a sleeve. I allowed plenty of space for cooling air flow.

Looks great. I was going to ask if you left any way for the heat to get out. I take it that the back is open and there is plenty of room for the air to circulate.

[cwithboat]

Contest

I like that waveform pattern done with the walnut splines on the top.

The person that guesses the code wins an atta boy or atta girl. What does the pattern represent?

[LCHIEN]

(sin x) / x

[gsmittle]

The person that guesses the code wins an atta boy or atta girl. What does the pattern represent?

Looks like two out-of-phase sine waves.

g.

[cwithboat]

[quote=cgallery;353580]Yeah, it gives it almost a musical character.

hint:
Alright chorus, see sharply.

[cwithboat]

(sin x) / x

way off Loring, think fine arts, not engineering

[cwithboat]

Looks like two out-of-phase sine waves.

g.

might be, but see the response to Loring

[John Hunter]

Very nice.

[dbhost]

I was thinking digital audio. I play around with Audacity for sound recording / manipulation from time to time, and that looks like a pretty standard digital audio timeline, sound gets louder, quieter, LOUDER, quieter...