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I had the FM model with no pickguard but I fit it in the rear cavity with 0 issues, other than I had to enlarge the holes a tad for the pots.
I didn't think of it. I got the 3.4 NTMB so I didn't have to drill any holes. I just widened them a bit with a tube of rolled up sandpaper. Plenty of room in there, I wired it for 18v so 2 batteries and the pre fit without issue.
My new Rev bass predictions:
1. Justice 5
2. A new signature bass
3. A Rumblefish style reintroduction- MIK. Not a reissue, but an evolution of the bad-ass design.
Piper out!
1. Justice 5
2. A new signature bass
3. A Rumblefish style reintroduction- MIK. Not a reissue, but an evolution of the bad-ass design.
Piper out!
I can't wait and see what the new basses are going to be. I imagine one will be a short scale like perhaps one of the models they were kicking around when they were coming up with Watt's bass. Probably a 5 string Justice, and another Sig. bass. Whatever they are, I hope that they post the photo pics up here, just to give us a tease.
Cheers,
Ed
Cheers,
Ed
I just discovered this thread, and it's been very helpful (especially for understanding why the blend knob in the middle position sounds like it does). I bought a Thundergun about a month ago and have fallen in love with it. I intended it to be a backup for my MM Stingray but instead the Tgun has become the main and the MM has become the spare.
A couple of weeks ago I posted a review of my Thundergun. I'll probably pick up a Mercalli somewhere down the line... Or maybe a red Tgun... Or maybe both...
Reverend Thundergun Review
A couple of weeks ago I posted a review of my Thundergun. I'll probably pick up a Mercalli somewhere down the line... Or maybe a red Tgun... Or maybe both...
Reverend Thundergun Review
Yeah, the mid scoop of the middle position of the blend isn't a favourite of mine.
I read you review a few days ago, great write up!
Great bass
I read you review a few days ago, great write up!
Great bass
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Was supposed to take one for a spin last Saturday but…
Going to do so Friday.
Can't wait.
Reverend is such a great company. Im proud to be (even in my small way) affiliated with these guys
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Mmm these thunderguns have me jonesin for some set neck reverend 4 banger action.
The gunmetal has always looked cool to me- I just prefer loud, colourful, retina-searing bright colours on my instruments.
@Turtle71 will back me up on this!
The gunmetal has always looked cool to me- I just prefer loud, colourful, retina-searing bright colours on my instruments.
@Turtle71 will back me up on this!
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Louder the better!
I do love those Thunderguns, just wish they had one more string...and maybe a flame maple top...in a fancy color.
