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Location: Pacific Northwest Inland Empire | This is the imprint of the original tuning machine on an Applesauce AE-38. I'm wondering if the tuners can be ID'ed, and where I might find a set of machines for it.
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Location: Indiana | Looks like a close match to stock Celebrity tuners.
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Location: Indiana | Forgot to mention, I can spare this set.
They're just sitting in a drawer.
Obviously a bit of corrosion/pitting...
PM me if you'd like to give them a try. |
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Location: Pacific Northwest Inland Empire | Thanks, Ol' Buddy. PM sent. As it is said, "No good deed goes unpunished." Something you may need from my Loose Parts Department? My adventures in the BFLG have resulted in a few (not the opinion of SWMBO, however) extra bits & pieces of "O" parts- other stuff, too.
Like an extra 4 slotted fretboards for Martin D-type necks. Never pass up a bargain! |
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Location: Indiana | Got a spare long neck Adamas laying around? :)
Thanks for the offer.
Right now I'm flush, but I may hit you up down the road.
I'll get these right off to you. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Spare long neck Adamas.......
Funny you say that, your town in one down now. |
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Location: Indiana | I could only lust when you snagged that last one Beal. |
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Location: Pacific Northwest Inland Empire | Merci beaucoup! A long neck Adamas? Casting pearls at this snubby-snout, I'm afeared.
It might be intriguing to see one of them, though. Like, baritone, right? What are the gauges on those critters, anyway?
I converted a bajo sexto to a "regular" 12-strings. Those original cables could have supported the Golden Gate! .092-to-.024, tuned "all-fourths". Weird. |
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Applesauce Tuner "footprint" - ID needed