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Good evening. :Wave:

I got the Reverend today. Nice guitar. The stock pickups sound good. The neck feels good. But a tuner is broken. I realized that when I was trying to change strings. It seems that I need a set of left hand locking tuners to replace them all. Or I just need a matching one to fix what's broken. I sent a note to Reverend to see if they can help. If not, the guitar goes back.
 
PunkKitty said:
Good evening. :Wave:

I got the Reverend today. Nice guitar. The stock pickups sound good. The neck feels good. But a tuner is broken. I realized that when I was trying to change strings. It seems that I need a set of left hand locking tuners to replace them all. Or I just need a matching one to fix what's broken. I sent a note to Reverend to see if they can help. If not, the guitar goes back.
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What model is it?
 
Warhawk II HB. It's a reverse headstock.

I now understand the bass contour knob. It's very cool.
 
Just checked. The tuners I have here are the Wilkinson locking tuners that Reverends used to come with. They are not pin-locks, but they are a direct, drop in replacement. You are welcome to them if you want them.

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Rev, thanks for the offer. Let's see what Reverend has to say. Maybe they can help me.
 
Hey everyone! I've had a crazy few months, but it's good to be back. Hope everyone is well!

I had one of those PK. Great guitar. When I have the funds, I seriously want a bass contour on every guitar I own.

Bob, I'll try to get some pics. We just moved, and were having the place painted. So not only is everything in a box, all of the boxes are buried under plastic...ugh.
 
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I used to help run a bike shop.

Current stable:

1974 Raleigh Super Course (now fixed gear)
1960's Raleigh Gran Sport (now coaster brake)
1974 Gitane Tour de France
1984 Paletti
1969 Raleigh Twenty (now fixed gear)
1990's Specialized Stumpjumper
1970's Raleigh Sports
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Nice collection! You have some classics in the stable.
 
Old = inexpensive. Most of those were just "old" when I got them.... not "vintage". I used to race the Paletti up until a few years ago.
 
Cripes, the reprobates are crawling out of the damn woodwork!

So I had dinner tonight at Texas Roadhouse with two Canadians. Go figure.
I took one of em to a REAL Mexican restaurant last night. He had protested he didn't want Mexican but after I questioned him about it, I realized the only exposure to Mexican food he'd ever had was TV dinners and Taco Bell.
The flautas made a believer out of him. He was still going on about it tonight at the steakhouse. :grin:
 
Oh, now I've learned that we have another guitarist in our group. Our meetings are at a Hilton here and our group has rented pretty much the whole place so we're kinda running amok here. I'm told now that my guitar and amp are to be used for a little impromptu show in the lobby. :rawk:
 
Mike Fiasco said:
Old = inexpensive. Most of those were just "old" when I got them.... not "vintage". I used to race the Paletti up until a few years ago.
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My poor Tommasini crashed itself and bent the down tube. I was framed. <snicker>
You can see the rear triangle stool I salvaged at the bottom center of the photo.
Oh, and the grey handle bar tape on the lawn mower handle. :grin:
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