Am I missing something here? I only see two Allen screws.Sorry for my lack of clarity. There is a 3rd M4 or M5 Allen screw. When tightened prevents the saddle from being adjusted from its locked position.
Does that make sense.
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Am I missing something here? I only see two Allen screws.Sorry for my lack of clarity. There is a 3rd M4 or M5 Allen screw. When tightened prevents the saddle from being adjusted from its locked position.
Does that make sense.
Am I missing something here? I only see two Allen screws.
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NoIs the locking mechanism on the side of the bridge?
Popularity. They're sold out in a lot of places. Reverend is expecting more soon from what I've heard through the grapevine. Stock can be a difficult balancing act for a small batch company.Anyone know why it's so hard to find a Wattplower II?
Ok. You are entitled to your opinion. I'm not saying anything heretical, I just want to change a knob on my bass.The blend knob is Bold and to me part of the Rev aesthetic IMHO. It's not the single object, it's the beauty of the style as a whole. With respect to the designers.
Oh popularity is good! I was worried they got discontinued or something.Popularity. They're sold out in a lot of places. Reverend is expecting more soon from what I've heard through the grapevine. Stock can be a difficult balancing act for a small batch company.
We switched from the lockdown bridge because the company stopped making them! A good....4 years ago? The tuners are hipshot, not sure who makes the bridge. Maybe you have a bad "B" string. A loose winding could be causing the buzzing.
Wow! He made that post in 2022. And here it is, almost the end of 2023, and their website still lists the lock down bridges as standard equipment in several basses. They've gotta assign somebody to update their website.As for the locking Mercalli bridge, here's word from Chris Zielinski, Reverend's warehouse manager:
They have someone, but it's just one guy, who also handles ALL customer inquiries... just small company problems. I'll let him know next I see himWow! He made that post in 2022. And here it is, almost the end of 2023, and their website still lists the lock down bridges as standard equipment in several basses. They've gotta assign somebody to update their website.
Understandable. But the locking bridge was one feature i was really looking forward to and am honestly a little miffed that it was advertised as such.They have someone, but it's just one guy, who also handles ALL customer inquiries... just small company problems. I'll let him know next I see him![]()
Further to this, as I said twice, I like the design idea. I understand design, and I am not looking at a single thing in lieu of the whole. In fact, the only reason I have this opinion IS because of the context - two metallic chrome knobs next to a plastic knob. I like the look of the knob (on "paper"), I just don't like the material it's made out of.The blend knob is Bold and to me part of the Rev aesthetic IMHO. It's not the single object, it's the beauty of the style as a whole. With respect to the designers.