certus

Thanks for the relpies.

I had already checked prepal, but they don't have a Twin Reverb listed, just a Cyber Twin and an Evil Twin.

cheers

steve

Hi,

I have the opportunity to purchase a 1973 Fender Twin Reverb for $800CDN.

It sounded great when I tried it today but has a repaired hole in the grill cloth and the exterior is slightly beat up.

What should a used Twin cost these days??? Is there anything I should look for? Apart from the exterior is looked like it was in really good shape.

Good or bad buy?

cheers

steve

Cool, thanks for your reply.

I think they are the right size. Hard to tell exactly.

Does anyone have a digikey part number for the type of switches on a Jaguar?

I think this is the switch:

http://dkc3.digikey.com/PDF/C041/0975.pdf

Fig. 7 - SW333ND

Thoughts?

cheers

steve

Thanks for the head's up on Warmoth.

Very cool site!

cheers

I watch eBay like a hawk, but import duty is absolutely ridiculous.

I've thought of making a Fender VI baritone, but it would be hard cause I don't have all the tools you need. I can paint bodies, that's about it.

I just want some beat up guitars to tune weird and play around with.

Thanks.

Hi

I'm looking for a Jaguar or Jazzmaster. It can be a copy, a beat up orginal or reissue (japanese or us).

Cosmetic condition is NOT an issue. All that matters is the neck is straight, the electronics work and it has a bridge setup similar to a standard Jag.

Please email me if you have something to offer. If you are in Canada or Washington State that would be awesome.

steve

lordalgae@yahoo.com

Cool....

Thanks for your replies.

I'm going to have to try and find a new neck somewhere. The 27" scale helps.

cheers

steve

Hi

I have a question I hope someone can answer.

Is it possible to turn a standard guitar into a baritone by just changing the strings and adjusting the setup? Or is a baritone a fundamentally different design?

I have been looking for a Fender VI (original or copy) for a couple years now and they are ridiculously expensive (at least for my budget).

Any help would be appreciated, I need that sound!

cheers

steve