It is almost a reverse version of the original Moderne guitars. It's not quite the same, but the inspiration seems to be there.
Later, Gibson changed the Moderne headstock in the re-issue models:
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It is almost a reverse version of the original Moderne guitars. It's not quite the same, but the inspiration seems to be there.
Later, Gibson changed the Moderne headstock in the re-issue models:
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Always kinda liked the reverse Explorer myself. Not that I'd pay $4K for one.
Then again, I've been used to the Moderne headstock shape since '82. (Even though its weird little pulleys take a second to settle at pitch when you're tuning. Still, straight string pull is a good thing.)
BTW, those Steinberger banjo tuners on the reverse Explorer are actually great machines.
I have 'em on my Firebirds. Love them.
Then again, I've been used to the Moderne headstock shape since '82. (Even though its weird little pulleys take a second to settle at pitch when you're tuning. Still, straight string pull is a good thing.)
BTW, those Steinberger banjo tuners on the reverse Explorer are actually great machines.
I have 'em on my Firebirds. Love them.
