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So I've never even tried a Kramer. Today I brought in a guitar to get the frets leveled, and I saw this. I didn't even know it was a 70s guitar because the condition is so good. I assumed it was from the 90s or something. It plays phenomenally. The action is super low, the neck feels great, the pickups sound amazing, great sustain, and it stays in tune. I never had interest in Kramer guitars for the 10 years I've played, but now I'll be checking them out when I find them in stores.

I honestly might buy it if I get some funds together. The price is much lower than what most are asking online. It didn't feel super heavy, but I didn't weigh it. My other guitars are like 8.5 lbs. I'm reading these ones can be around 10-11 lbs so that might not feel great on the shoulders.

If anyone has more info they want to share about it, I'd like to hear it! The serial number is 11150.

I've been wanting a Jetstream 390 for about 3 years now, ever since I first learned about Reverend. I have owned a Charger HB and Airsonic W since then. Both were really great, but sadly sold off since I have very limited space for guitars. I was afraid of using a P90 guitar in my band because of 60 cycle hum (which is why I bought the Airsonic). I played a 390 about 2 years ago at a Guitar Center and it was really nice. I was hoping that Reverend would release a 390 in Deep Sea Blue, but this green looks great, especially with the darker neck.

A few weeks ago on eBay I saw this one. It was covered in dirt, dings and dents. The major one being near the front side bottom. It was super cheap, like far below normal used price, and with the cosmetic damage I made a slightly lower offer and was accepted! There was much more cosmetic damage than the pictures revealed, but the guitar plays SO nice that I'm keeping it. I spent about an hour deep cleaning it inside out. It was ABSOLUTELY FILTHY! I was actually afraid that it had cockroaches, but luckily nothing. The frets look brand new now, and show barely any use. Which makes me think that it was barely played, and just left in a pile of junk (causing all the dings).

The neck has tons of dents and marks, but it's very comfortable. It definitely is a little thicker than the other Revs that I have played. And I like it. This is one of the older models since it has a graphite nut and dual string tree. The first serial number digit is faded and I can't make it out.

The guitar stays in tune very well even after days of use. I don't use tremolo much but even when I use it it doesn't affect the tuning much. The guitar is very light. I haven't weighed it, but it feels lighter than my Strat so I'm thinking around 7 lbs.

The only thing that I couldn't do that I'll be bringing it to my tech for is there are 4 frets that desperately need leveling. They are dead and immediately choke out, but luckily are higher and rarely used by me. There are 4 others that could use it but are still playable.

I brought this guitar to band practice and was pleasantly surprised that there was almost no 60 cycle hum! Even on high gain I didn't hear much hum. We play through a PA and I'm pretty far from the speakers so that helps. I have an Eastman T486 (semi-hollow) and that is much noisier from feedback than this guitar is from hum.

The tones from these pickups are awesome! "Strat on steroids" is the term that everyone loves to say, but it's 100% true. The bridge pickup is how I wish my Fender Am Standard with SSL-1s sounded.

Someone at Guitar Center was probably laughing at this edit

The sell-by date is today's date too

I just found this "Reverend Sensei H90" on eBay that is using AI photos. It already has 2 bids. It's really messed up because in the description it says the sale raises money for someone's cancer treatment. It's a brand new eBay account with 0 sales. Is there a way to report accounts?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/366544590164?itmmeta=01KZ9ABVJCS617XGRVBPAW3KZP&hash=item5557c29554:g:0c8AAeSwPAZqV7Uz

I bought this American Standard Strat a few months back. I was in love with the Aqua Marine Metallic finish and maple fretboard combo. But the guitar didn't sound the best to me. I finally did a string change on it, and it sounds amazing. Night and day. I was actually really close to selling it off, but it's a keeper again.

I got these strings for free when I bought a different guitar from someone. I'm not sure how old they are but I think they're 10-15 years old. They were sealed and everything. I also cleaned off seemly years of gunk, polished the frets, and cleaned the fretboard.

I'm still thinking about changing the bridge pickup. All 3 are Seymour Duncan SSL-1s, so if you know of a good bridge pickup to add a little more thickness let me know (preferably hum-cancelling). I'm highly considering the DiMarzio Chopper.

I'm looking up the Source Audio EQ2 and this made me laugh. And yes, there are way more bumped listings not in the view of this screenshot.

So I got this off of eBay recently for a good deal. They didn't know it didn't work, and they refunded me my money and didn't want the pedal back. So now I want to see if I can get it to work. It is the JH4S model and it has been modded in some way. A second knob and another switch has been added but I don't know what that does.

There is one un-soldered wire, and the power supply piece is not connected to anything. It was actually duct taped inside lol. I have soldering tools but have never used them.

When I plug in to my amp and guitar, there is no signal at all. It doesn't matter if I turn knobs or flip switches on the pedal. No LED lights turn on when a 9v battery is connected (I have tried several).

Should it be able to be powered by battery if the other power supply is not even connected? Or does that affect it still and it won't power on?

I can attach more photos if any others would be helpful.

Now I want it! It's a 2014 model in Fireburst I think. I was hoping to find an Explorer but saw this and felt that I should play it. I swear it weighed 5 lbs. I'm used to guitars that weigh almost 9 lbs. Now I have never actually desired a SG, and have not really cared to own a Gibson since I was in my early 20s (now 34). But after playing this one, I see why they are so special.

It played phenomenally. Super low action, and everything is easy to reach even when playing very spaced out chords. I played it through an Orange Rocker 15, and whatever pickups are in this are amazing. I can't tell if they are stock. They looked like brushed metal, but maybe it was just wear. Both clean and dirty, the tones were incredible. For $1400 with the hard case it's a great deal. I can't drop that money right now but if somehow no one buys it for a few months I might be the one.

In retrospective I probably should have revived Ironeye, but we were totally owning Fulghor until this moment. I am SO lucky that I got that giant glintstone perk for the 2nd night boss.

This is the first tree that I've ever planted. It was for my wife for mother's day. I bought it last month just a few days before mother's day. It had many pink flowers but they all withered and fell off about 2 weeks ago. I live in southern Maine so my soil should be fine. I planted it with a lobster shell compost. It's been raining once or twice a week, and I water it (I was told to water it every 2-3 days, but I don't do it on days that it rains).

I've noticed in the last few days that there are orange-ish leaves. I haven't tried pruning anything.

I just got this used American Standard Strat and it's basically in new condition besides these cracks in the clear coat. The feel doesn't bother me, but I just wanted to make sure this won't cause any future issues.

From my research, it's caused from humidity changes and there shouldn't be any issues. But I wanted to see what everyone thinks.

There is a white with rosewood fretboard one in my area for $650. It's an '89.

EDIT: I get it now. The "3" are less vintage accurate, and not as high of quality.