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I have a peak esr tester. It doesn't work on small caps. It's excellent on electrolytic, which I think is what it was meant for. I also have a BK precision 810C. I really like that one it measures the tiniest caps other just float open on. So Unless you need the ESR read out the BK 810 C is a nice older unit!

Rip. Although I wasn’t a shredder. I did love the southern cali vibe. It changed rock n roll In the 80’s at least.

That's a very nice guitar with an awesome sunburst finish, @murkat. I'll be surprised if it doesn't sell quickly.

Hamer Blitz case for a blitz with a 3x3 headstock configuration. The Hamer logo is there, barely, but there. Case is in good shape. Packed in a new uline box and padding, ready to go, you buy the label. $300. paypal okay, you fees.

This is not my wife, but she's "just like" this one 😂

1978 B&C. it's all there. Blem around switch area. Neck is straight, no twist. $4000. I will ship in a new uline box, packing materials. Paypal okay, you fees. You supply shipping label. questions? More pictures? Get a hold of me.

I don't think that's the one for sale. The OP says his is "Just LIke" this one.

Yeah, he's really the "father of the superstrat", or at least an uncle. Even though I think he sold the company to Grover Jackson in 1978 after bankruptcy, he'd already changed the landscape.

Birds Eye Maple body and neck.

I purchased a custom shop SG from @santellavision a bunch of years ago. It has the Alnico 3 Custom Buckers in it and has THE sound. Playing it immediately turns me into a five foot tall schoolboy.

If it was across town, I'd go get it. Across the ocean, I'm not so quick on the trigger. The thought of having nearly 2% of the entire Graphic production is enticing, though.

Good grab! It was in my cart for a minute.....

Or the birth of the "superstrat"

Shaking the tree for a Korina Newport Pro or Korina Newport. Let me know if you have one or see one for sale please.

Oh man, that's sad to hear. The importance of his shop to the guitar community in the LA area cannot be overstated, and without Charvel, there very possibly would have been no Jackson. The list of people who had worked with his shop, from just getting work done to getting a full custom guitar, reads like a Hall of fame for LA guitarists of the 70s and 80s.

Thanks for posting. While it did pique my curiosity. It just sold. (Not to me)

What @diablo175 said. Taking this TDC to heart, it sucks. When I was in grade/middle school, Wayne's shop was up on Arrow Highway in Azusa, CA. I wasn't playing guitar yet, but I have fond memories of riding my BMX there and just staring at all the guitars on the walls. Wayne and his employee were nice enough, mostly ignoring me as it was a business. First time I ever saw a Marshall full-stack...it scared me, lol! A few years later when I did start on guitar there were shops all over SoCal with Charvels, and they were expensive! Could never afford one then, and original PrePros are going for upwards of $10k these days. RIP, Wayne. You were a talented builder and a visionary.