ROCKET CAB

Model: Memphis 

Build your cabinet the way you want it:

Base Cabinet: Cabinet, baffle, rear pannels, speaker mounts and wired input jack. 

Cabinet with Hardware kit: Includes all of the above plus: Handle, corners and feet for you to install. 

Complete kit: Includes all of the above plus: Grill cloth and Tolex for you to install. 

Finished Cabinet: We do all the work... you add your speaker and play!

• Choose speaker configuration
• Choose vintage open back or convertible back panels for open or closed configuration.
• Choose tolex and Grill Cloth.

This cabinet will produce big open classic American tones or keep the back closed for that deep, tight British sound!

Made in the USA

New handcrafted solid pine cabinet. 
22.5"x17"x10.5"

Just add your favorite speaker and play!

Solid pine with beautiful half blind dovetail finger joinery.

Void free cabinet grade birch plywood speaker baffle and  choice of Fender style back panels or 2 piece convertible back panels.

Tone Tone Tone!
The Memphis is a beefy 22.5"x17"x10.5"  solid pine cabinet that is one sweet tone machine.  
Load it with your favorite 12" or set it up as an over sized 1x10."!
Light weight and built rock solid with dovetail finger joinery, there is no reason to settle for less.

We can load your cab with any Celestion or Eminence speaker(s) you want. Contact us for special speaker pricing to go with your new cabinet.
Cabinet build time varies between 10-21 Days. We will inform you of your approx build time when you place your order. 

We use only Solid Pine 
A word about Vintage Fender Cabinet Construction. Info by Greg Gagliano. (Amp Historian)

 "From circa 1972 to the early 1980s, the cabinets were no longer made from solid pine boards, but cheaper laminated, multi-piece pine boards. Each side of the cabinet was made from several pieces about three or four inches wide, glued side-to-side, to make up a plank the depth of the cabinet. These laminated cabs were not finger joined, but rabbet joined. The baffle board on these rabbet joined cabinets was mortised into the sides and bottom (i.e. - not removable) to hold the whole thing together. That’s why these post-1972 cabinets have the grill cloth stretched across a frame that is attached by a velcro-like system to the baffle. CBS almost certainly went to this construction method to save money, though at the expense of overall quality."

Solid Pine = RESONANCE and TONE