The amp corners are an exact clone of the original corners for my 1965 BASS MAN AMP. A true vintage amp. Thank You. I can ALWAYS depend on you guys to come through for me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Went right on my cheap Peavey cab, had to drill new holes, but no big deal. Now the cab looks 40% less crappy.

needed a little tweaking to properly fit, otherwise great buy.

Back in the mid 60's, all my amps had regular cabinets. After a few months of traveling, and Gigs,
it seemed like all the corners were dinged up. I noticed a few amp companies were putting these corners on there amps. Well, that seemed to work good. So I put corners on mine. Perfect Fix !!
So now, all my amps have metal corners, and they all look really good! I completely endorse these. It's cheep ! Only about $10 does your amp. Well worth the money ! If you sell your amp you will get more for it . Enough said ! JW

These are the exact same corners that were on my 1972 Ampeg VT40. One of the corners was damaged in shipping and this was a perfect match with the existing corners. Pretty amazing that you can get the same obscure part over 40 years later.

David Wilson
The ToneQuest Report .

I ordered the 1651 and 1652 corners (1 each) to keep in the shop for future comparisons. If I come across a 3-point securement, I'll order the 1653 as well. These sample corners will be used to "test-fit" applications before ordering a complete set for a cabinet.

These corners are excellent but were too large.
I had to order mini sizes and still had to hammer them
flat to fix the box I made. The look good and are
very sturdy. They really make my toolbox look great.

Thank goodness for Stew Mac. I looked all over for these corners because I wanted to put them on my Fender Blues Deluxe. They fit perfect, Stew Mac could offer the screws and save a trip to Home Depot for another $1.00.

Good Quality and perfect fit - worth keep a supply of them in shop