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Unfortunately I don't have the stack and I've never ever seen one............yeah.........it goes loud for a combo and is really too heavy to use as a tourer.

It's pretty much studio use only.

Has selectable valve or FET preamps and the FET gives the best clean tome I've heard on a valve amp.

(I haven't owned an AC30 but it sounds similar by memory)

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I know the feeling. Makes it all worthwhile when you get what you've lusting after though.

I love the Duesenbergs as well.

Anyone out there own a Reverend?

Been playing the Bronco all afternoon, my first short scale and it's bags of fun!

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It seems Broncos are still not that popular, not held in the regard as Mustangs, Musicmakers and Duosonics, but that's really why I bought it, I think they are drastically underpriced compared to other Fenders.

Wasn't really in the market for another guitar but this was so cheap in my option, I couldn't refuse. I'm sure I won't be alone in something like that!

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I know the feeling. Makes it all worthwhile when you get what you've lusting after though.

I love the Duesenbergs as well.

Anyone out there own a Reverend?

Been playing the Bronco all afternoon, my first short scale and it's bags of fun!

Would love the Rod Asheton signature model

ron_asheton_rorg.jpg

Reverend has teamed up with proto-punk guitar legend Ron Asheton (Iggy Pop & The Stooges) to bring you this unique guitar. Based on our popular Volcano model, this guitar features a korina body loaded with three Reverend P-90 pickups for a raw yet fat tone with a percussive attack. This is a perfect guitar for edgy rock tones, but is also very versatile thanks to the 5-way pickup selector, Bass Contour, and position wound pickups. Special features include a lightning bolt body logo, and Ron's signature on the back of the headstock.

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Would love the Rod Asheton signature model

ron_asheton_rorg.jpg

Reverend has teamed up with proto-punk guitar legend Ron Asheton (Iggy Pop & The Stooges) to bring you this unique guitar. Based on our popular Volcano model, this guitar features a korina body loaded with three Reverend P-90 pickups for a raw yet fat tone with a percussive attack. This is a perfect guitar for edgy rock tones, but is also very versatile thanks to the 5-way pickup selector, Bass Contour, and position wound pickups. Special features include a lightning bolt body logo, and Ron's signature on the back of the headstock.

That's boss!!

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Gonna have to take my LP in for a set up and perhaps a new nut or have existing nut shimmed and cut a little deeper maybe.

For some reason or another the D string is slipping out of it's slot of the nut since last Friday.

Doesn't take much effort at all, bit of a up bend and of it comes off and slips into the A string slot, pain in the proverbial.

Push a little sideways on the string above the nut and of it comes out again without any real effort.

Weird why all of a sudden that started happening, can't work it out

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Gonna have to take my LP in for a set up and perhaps a new nut or have existing nut shimmed and cut a little deeper maybe.

For some reason or another the D string is slipping out of it's slot of the nut since last Friday.

Doesn't take much effort at all, bit of a up bend and of it comes off and slips into the A string slot, pain in the proverbial.

Push a little sideways on the string above the nut and of it comes out again without any real effort.

Weird why all of a sudden that started happening, can't work it out

Bugger!

Off the top of my head..............different gauge strings or warped neck?

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Nah, guitar is near new, 5 weeks old or so

Can probably claim it as a warranty issue i guess, but I be taking it in anyway for the free set up it came with when i bought it

and the tech can figure it out

Am puzzled though,, the C string did it once as well, but has given no problems since then, but the D string comes off if I look too hard at it already it seems ehe.

String is still factory installed string et all..

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Nah, guitar is near new, 5 weeks old or so

Can probably claim it as a warranty issue i guess, but I be taking it in anyway for the free set up it came with when i bought it

and the tech can figure it out

Am puzzled though,, the C string did it once as well, but has given no problems since then, but the D string comes off if I look too hard at it already it seems ehe.

String is still factory installed string et all..

Weird tuning causes weird things to happen!

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Gonna have to take my LP in for a set up and perhaps a new nut or have existing nut shimmed and cut a little deeper maybe.

For some reason or another the D string is slipping out of it's slot of the nut since last Friday.

Doesn't take much effort at all, bit of a up bend and of it comes off and slips into the A string slot, pain in the proverbial.

Push a little sideways on the string above the nut and of it comes out again without any real effort.

Weird why all of a sudden that started happening, can't work it out

LP's might be on to something there regarding string size, I recently changed from Alixers (only cause they were out of stock). To a Set of Ernie Balls with over size G string, ever since the its been slipping off the nut.

If we were not talking guitars that sentence could get me into a bit of trouble. :D

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Yeah..........there's a lot of weird strings around these days.

I've bought many a wrong sizing by mistake over the years.

I try to stick to Fender Bullets when I can get them.

edit - I'm keen on getting my own set of tools for DIYing all this stuff............but it can run into some dollars!

http://www.guitaraust.com.au/tools/files/10pc-nut-file-set.html

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Guitar just tuned to standard and the strings are still the original strings Gibson put on em .10 to .46 I'd assume

Though I have to say i don't like em very much.

Got a.10-.46 set of Elixers at hand, but will probably just fit the ernie ball slinkies in that gauge set

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Fender Super Bullets I Have here are 10-38............pretty much the gauge I'm used to.

Put some real fatties on the Ovation and set it up for slide!

.........I need more practice........

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