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Brian

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Brand New Ernie Ball Powerpeg!

We designed this to make the string changing and winding process a little quicker and easier . This is portable and handheld and fits every machine head (courtesey of a peg head designed by a fellow forum member!) Hint: he has the largest known collection of Music Man basses.
 

Mikey

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This is one strange device!! :D

Are they planning to stop the use of the locking machineheads? ;)
 

paranoid70

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Cool idea.... but a bit overkill now that I have locking tuners on my Silos.

Would be great for shops that do setups!
 

koogie2k

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I am going to guess and say...Musicman Nut had his hand in this....when can I get one as I am tired of winding those bass strings. :cool:
 

DaPatrooch

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That's really awesome! I don't think I'll need one, but it looks like it would really come in handy.
 

Guitarburetor

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Cool idea.... but a bit overkill now that I have locking tuners on my Silos.

Would be great for shops that do setups!
The typical machine head has a 14:1 gear ratio, so even if you have locking machine heads that's about 7 revolutions to make 1/2 turn on the post. If you don't have locking machine heads and you want 2-3 wraps (typical) thats 28 to 42 revolutions...
 
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the24thfret

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IMHO total overkill for the average joe. The original hand crank winders are even unnecessary in my opinion. Still, for someone setting up 100 guitars at a time it must be a godsend.
 

roburado

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I like it. That's pretty cool for guitars or basses without the locking tuners that we love so much on our EBMM guitars.
 

73h Nils

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^Exactly. I wouldn't need it for the JPs, but if someone else with a different kind of trem system that required lots of slack or whatever, that would help a lot.

Neat idea. :)
 

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One for every bench in the shop!!!
Thanks, I´m tired of changing and searching my makita.

How much?? And when!!!

Mick
 

Axilla

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One for every bench in the shop!!!
Thanks, I´m tired of changing and searching my makita.

How much?? And when!!!

Mick

Yepp, seems quite smaller than my Makita, too, which I just fitted with a Dunlop PegHead... :eek:
I'd really love to have one in my hobbyist-tech box.
Mick, go get the pricing and order me one !!! ;)

Also let's you play "Poundcake" on a whim :)

YEEEEEEESSSS, right - didn't think about that extra option.
But then again - EVH's no longer endorsed... :rolleyes:
 

candid_x

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Cool! Would be helpful to see it next to something (like a set of strings), to give size proportion, i.e. will it fit in my case? etc.

Also, is it safe to assume that it's variable speed?
 
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Warg Master

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heh, I was actually thinking of "Pound Cake" when I first saw the pic... then someone mentions it... hahahaha that's hilarious.


I don't think this is over kill... I think it's AWESOME!! A+++++++
 

Psychicpet

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very cool indeed,


....now if someone wanted to come along and help said 'designer/forum member' get his amazing little compressor pedal out that'd be cool too!! :D

sorry D. , I'm still jonesin' for it! :cool:
 
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