I´ve seen some fancy Plek holders in this style, but they where not as Metall as I wanted. Just little combos of various name brands. Since I´m a metall guitar player I waned to make a more Metall version of it, that is closer to my real stack. In the thumbnail, the details on the amp model look pretty rough, but when its printed, it will look fine, since the small size. Also the handles appear round on the print, not squared, don´t worry :)

What you need:

• Super glue
• Maybe scalpel and creme brulee burner for cleaning
• A bit of left over mesh from the mosquito window things for the speaker
• Maybe a bit color for details
• Magnets for the drawer (2x 2x1mm round, 1x 5x1mm round)

In the slicer, I set fuzzy skin (depth 0.2, distance 0.2) to the outer sides of the speaker and amp, for a more realistic look, which really makes the difference(!). I left the amp panel with the buttons without fuzzy, but the flat area above it (above the crack) with fuzzy. I also included the sliced file with fuzzy skin, ready to print (I hope, it was sliced with qidi slicer 1.2.3 for my X-Max 3). Cut the Mesh to size and superglue it to the dedicated brackets in the corner of the speaker (like on a real one). Glue 4 of the feet to the speaker and amp (I used 2mm brim and just kept it on, to enlarge the surface for gluing). Glue the magnets into place, when the fit of the drawer is very tight, you can sand and file everything a little and just use the 5x1mm magnet. Th 5x1mm is like an invisible handle, to pull out the drawer with an metallic object or another magnet. The 2x1mm magnets are used to hold the drawer in place inside the cabinet. Glue the Amp to the speaker.

You can also just print the amp with feet, as a stand alone plek stand, you won´t need the speaker cabinet.