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My favorites are the Wildwood outtake compilations.

Wow! That's amazing! Congratulations.

https://www.azfamily.com/2026/09/21/phoenix-blues-guitarist-carvin-jones-known-king-strings-dies-60/

Hi everyone, not really about Hamer Guitars, but I believe could be useful for community: I play guitar at home, and over the years I ended up with the usual mess: backing tracks in one folder, tabs in another, half of it sitting in Downloads as yt-dl-2019.mp3 — and I was supposed to remember where the solo starts. Every "let's play this one" turned into a hunt for the pieces, so eventually I gave up and spent a few years playing along to YouTube: open a backing track video, find the tab by eye, wait for the solo to come around. At some point it was easier to just build the thing. (I liked Line 6 GearBox back in the day, and they killed it.) So I made an app that keeps all of it in one place, and I'm giving it away free. What works today — macOS 14+, Apple Silicon and Intel, English/Russian/German: https://jamcrate.app Drop in a folder of your own music — it sorts itself into artists and songs, and pairs a tab with a track when the names match. Everything stays on your Mac. Missing a backing track? Alt+Cmd+Y, paste a link, and the audio lands in your library with everything else. Keep only what you have the right to keep. Tabs, lyrics, chords and Guitar Pro 3–5 open right next to the track — the fretboard grid is rendered by the app, not shown as an image. Alt-click the waveform (or hit M where you are) to mark a solo, then loop just that part instead of the whole song. Tempo down to 0.5x without changing pitch. Setlists play straight through and change songs on their own. Open a set on your phone: the Phone window shows a QR code, you scan it on the same Wi-Fi, and the set plays from the phone with the audio streamed from your Mac — solo loops and transport included. You can also keep an offline copy of a set on the phone, for when the Mac isn't there. The music never leaves your network. Links and notes per song, search across the library, and a one-button backup of the whole collection.

Yea baby...

Who's that guy playing with Greg?

I have a Hamer Special p-90 with stop tail piece. Are there posts I can buy to replace the Nashville bridge posts to accommodate a wrap-a-round?

Arguably the best Leonard Pinth-Garnell review was in '78 for "Bad Red Chinese Ballet" and its "subtle allusion to Yankee imperialism" as previewed by Leonard (that quote may be paraphrased, as the clip is hard to find). Big yocks that were generated by visual schtick only.

All 23 of which would burn quite nicely if placed in a neat pile along with 10 or so identical specimens, doused with a quart or two of Coleman camp stove fuel and sparked by a blue tip match ricocheted off the zipper of my 501’s.

You must be stoked Greg? That was cool as heck 😀

You say it's got 23 frets? I can't tell if that's one less or one more than I should expect.

Yeah, he's just a 'regular' guy.

You got it, mang, if I can claim dibs on that Aria!

That looked like a blast!

I think that's just part of this stage character. Be weird and be different. The times I've seen him he seems very genuine and humble. Sucha great player. His Wildwood videos are always a good laugh, and you get to see and hear awesome gear.

Nicely done!

Yep - mine is an 'always on' pedal.

Well yeah, it's no potato.

I knew I had seen this years ago (GOOD GRIEF I JUST LOOKED - 18 YEARS AGO!). Maybe this helps. It's not all of them, but maybe what they had out at the time. I will say, the EP Booster is some of the best magic I've ever had on a board. I sold mine when I purged years ago (still reacquiring basics...).

That's badass maan! Oh & dibs! 🤘😝🤘

I'd bet a quick email to xotic will get you the answers you need.

Nice!

Fine HFC member selling it. Go for it!

Will shat. 🙁