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There is one with P90's left in stock...

https://www.musicworks.co.nz/electric-g ... -ash-grey/

Just try this out at your local shop: https://www.musicworks.co.nz/electric-guitars/rs502tbg-yamaha-rs502-revstar-electric-guitar-bowden-green/ saying nowt... biting my tongue. You not keen on them? or just the binding on the SG shape :winky: I still can't believe these are only $1300 new, they are...

Unfortunately the Revstars are out of stock at present.

blackstratblues wrote: ↑

Sat Oct 24, 2020 6:05 pm

Got fairly close to the 1984 era tone with the Eventide H3000.

https://www.instagram.com/tv/CGrnydpnUJ ... ywq90fg39x

that was impressive, you made it look easy

Fatherhood doesn't just reorganise your finances it reorganises everything, you might just want to keep that money a bit longer and make life a little easier down the line.

I had a Laney Cub10, it as fucking awful sounding, maybe it was broken.

It sounds pretty good but I think for the money I could’ve had Bluetooth and a tuner built-in No fancy app just so that you can connect and use it as a speaker.

Picked up a Katana Mini

Yeah I was looking at them, like the fact it has Metronome/Drums for practicing. It didn't sound as good as the Kat Mini in the comparison on Youtube but then again its is really only for practice. Something that can run on batteries is also starting to become a requirement for me.

Maybe something a bit smaller... Looking at the Katana Mini, might do the trick.

I'm looking for a small, lightweight amp to just grab and go when practicing. I like the look of the Vox P10 Pathfinder but it doesn't have any reverb. I could always get a cheap pedal but then its more wires/hassle etc.

Not after anything with fancy displays/menus, just gain, EQ, master and verb.

Fender Japan Telecaster with Slim U neck 7.25" radius 1st=112mm, 6th=120mm, 12th=128mm
Yamaha Revstar 502T 13 3/4" radius 1st=112mm, 6th=124mm, 12th=133mm (chunkier than a Fender C but not as big as an Allparts FAT neck.)

Width vs depth makes a difference too, so you can't really just measure the circumference.