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Every now and then I say to myself, "hey why don't I try this". Then I say to myself, "nah, that won't work". That's when I return to my potato chips and beer...

They are fantastic guitars, like most Hamers are. They tend to be Les Paul heavy, but that just comes with the territory. I think if you can get one to your door for 2K or less, you have done a good job. Well worth having IMHO. Start throwing out some offers, and someone will need the cash. You'll be happy you did..

Not sure this is the right forum or not? but, I've been eyeballin these guitars for the past couple few years and notice that they will be for sale for months and years in some cases. Most seem to be in the $2300-$2800.00 (The higher end usually has a make offer option but most don't) with the few that are obviously "dreaming" of getting anything near the price they want apparently. I guess my question is...are they not desirable? Are they not a great guitar as most Hamers are? I haven't jumped on one yet and would really like to but if it turns out not to be my thing I don't want to be stuck with it. I don't mind taking a small hit on things I resell (Education ain't cheap..lol!) but to me it looks like it would be a substantial hit if that were to happen. Anyway..Just curious???

My fear is to miss a show because of forgetfulness. A friend did that once. The closest W.A.S.P. and KK's Priest show is five hours away-- tonight! A friend had a ticket, then sold it because she cannot go. When KK's Priest came around a couple of years ago the show felt like a Judas Priest show. It was worth seeing, especially if you have any doubts.

GC ain’t gonna do shee-IT. They’ll just keep sloughing along being GC, selling beginner/midline gear to hobbyists. Like Tower Records, their empire has grown to huge to manage. Mail transfer from receivership to receivership until, eventually…. Hasn’t happened yet, though. I probably be proved wrong.

I like this scene from Top Secret!:

It's a HAMER SPECIAL! Put a Sustain Block on it, you cretin.

It's nice they have an actual musician - one with a brain! - running the show. It can't hurt. Haven't been in a GC in a couple years, but the last time I was there it was not impressive. Kids running the store and shit laying everywhere. And you better know what you need because they didn't have a clue. Hopefully they get it together. As for their new guitar adventure, it'll be interesting. Their size might keep them in the game for a while. Their house brands Mitchell and Harbinger are really decent for the money but are not in the USA-made mid-tier space they are targeting. Still, I'll go to Dave's. With it being about the same distance away (opposite direction), I'd rather go where I know the guys have some knowledge of what they're selling.

I saw some videos from it. They sound really good. Dammit.

I was thinking of the blue heron. These might be too.

Goddammit, Haynie! I actually spit on my monitor that time. Fucker.

...as he twists the knife ever slower....

I resemble that remark

Wow!

Roolz. Saw them with Accept last year. The Priest catalog stuff was epic, the new material is excellent!

Aw man…I’ve totally done similar things. Ive hear that KK and Ripper are REALLY good out there…

I had 2 good tickets for KK’s Priest and Wasp at the Florida Theater. I just realized today that the concert was last night. Kind of bummed.

A guitar with no body and no neck...isn't that an 'Air Guitar'?

Those things are vicious

IBS

IBS: TDC:

A multi-axis expression pedal sounds interesting!