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We even offer a short glimpse on the third mission, where giant trapper Hector joins the group in a Western town full of Thugs.Įxpected Playtime is approximately 90 – 120 minutes (Although the second Mission might be tempting for a speedrun, show us your mission end screen!)Īccept our humble invitation to stealthily pile up bad guys behind bushes and get a taste of the story-driven, hardcore tactical stealth gameplay of Desperados III. Then, you’ll unleash grown up Cooper’s full skillset on a large force of bandits and join forces with legendary Doc McCoy to stop a full blown train robbery. You can play two missions from the beginning of the game: First, you learn the ropes as young Cooper on a bounty hunting mission with his father.
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Maybe that's a bit too much? Nah.The full version of Desperados III is available now on GOG.com. locating vintage pine planks to create the cabinet. So, guess what I have in my workshop now? Pine planks and a dovetail / finger joint template.īut, here's what I'm NOW thinking. But I can't help but wonder if that's how a vintage 5E3 should sound (having never owned one). The cab sounds amazing! It's really, really awesome. I built my first cab to dimensional spec - except I used voidless birch ply and butt-joints instead of going with pine and finger joints.
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I thought "The same tone, but bigger!" However, the 'but bigger' disqualified that idea in my mind. Fender 57 Custom Twin Amp tweed model 5E8-A 40W 2x12 combo serial AB0295527, beg. If I deviate from the specified design, I may get something else - maybe better, maybe worse, but certainly different. I want the tone that the Tweed Deluxe is famous for. Here's why I didn't go with a different sized cab: I have a 1958 Jensen P12Q and NOS RCAs appropriate for the era. I thought about doing that with my Clark Beaufort. So, leave the cabinet specifications or change it a bit and make it a more flexible? What do you think? Characteristics might be similar, could benefit from the lighter wood. I was also thinking of using 3/4'' spruce wood for the cab, not pine. Ok, reverb was added, perhaps the cabinets needed to be bigger because of that, but still. Why did I think about this in the first place: well for example the Brownface Deluxe was already in a bigger cabinet and with each model change of the Deluxe through the 60ies and 70ies, the deluxe cabinets became bigger. Now, would this be handy or not?īTW, 2x10'' and a Tweed Deluxe, a big NO or a nice alternative? I could have a 1x12'' and a 2x10'' baffle board, and could change them whenever I felt to try out something new. Would the sound be altered in a bad way or would a slightly bigger cabinet contribute in a good way? Since it is an open back, I keep thinking the whole time, the change might not be that different at all?Ī bigger cabinet could also give me the benefit of having a second baffle board, for example I thought of 2x10'' speakers so I could have something that's a little more flexible. Now, does this make sense at all or should I leave it just the way it is meant to be? The standard dimensions are 16.5'' H x 20'' W x 9.5'' D and I was thinking of changing the specs to: 18'' H x 22'' W x 9.5 '' D.
Would it make sense at all, putting the Tweed Deluxe chassis in a bigger cabinet: I thought of making it a bit wider and a bit taller. As I'm thinking about building a Tweed Deluxe, I wanted to check out some things regarding the combo cab with you guys who perhaps tried it out.
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