I realize this picture shows very little, but I wanted to share none the less. Using an IcePower 200asc amp module, I built my own Camplifier. This is the same module used in the Seymour Duncan Powerstage 200. Props to whippinpost91850 for suggesting it. I was going to use a different module, but that one needed some extra pieces to convert the signal. Unlike Ritter Amps' models, the 200asc has to be placed into the back cavity (its too tall to fit through without angling it) and then attached to the backing plate. Ritter's stuff is literally drop-in. I did this as much to see if my ideas worked (they did) and wanting to do-it-myself as anything. If we include labor....I spent more money than buying one. I learned a lot and am happy with the current result. The finish on the backplate didn't come out as well as I'd hoped. Despite following the directions on the can (Rustoleum), the color wasn't dry enough before I put the clear over it. Some wet sanding and another few more coats of clear should remedy that, though. The amp is as quiet as a mouse when not being played, and is plenty loud. Even with the power amp boost down.
