http://www.premierguitar.com/Magazine/Issu...p_End_Game.aspx
Good to see he's still in the game, not that I had any doubts.
Good to see he's still in the game, not that I had any doubts.
Hey Gorch, you're not imagining things! /emoticons/default_laugh.png I remember a blog where he talked about the human voice anology too. I think maybe it was on the Hamer blog. I think it might have been in a part where he was talking about designing the pickups for the Talledega.While reading the article, I wondered I had read this article before. I am sure he wrote about the human voice lesson before. Can't remember where. Maybe he has been written about it in the workshop blog.
Since I had not searched for it, I can't confirm though.
Really it took you three? /emoticons/default_laugh.png They are great pups but I wish they would lighten up on the potting a little. The older ones just have something the new ones don't.I love Jol, but three sentences in I predicted a Duncan would be his choice. /emoticons/default_tongue.png
My first thought was, big fucking words for a guy who stuck Duncan '59s and JB's in almost everything for years and years. LOL....I love Jol, but three sentences in I predicted a Duncan would be his choice. /emoticons/default_tongue.png
But the Seths are not potted. That's why they squeal. ;-)Really it took you three? /emoticons/default_laugh.png They are great pups but I wish they would lighten up on the potting a little. The older ones just have something the new ones don't.I love Jol, but three sentences in I predicted a Duncan would be his choice. /emoticons/default_tongue.png
Except for the Newport with purpose-built handwound pickups, most Hamer USA's totally outclass the pickups mounted in them. I think it figured significantly in Hamer USA's lack of recognition and market penetration. It's like putting bias-ply retreads on a Ferrari.My first thought was, big fucking words for a guy who stuck Duncan '59s and JB's in almost everything for years and years. LOL....
The Newport was the first sign of life after '59s and JB's. And Seths......Except for the Newport with purpose-built handwound pickups, most Hamer USA's totally outclass the pickups mounted in them. I think it figured significantly in Hamer USA's lack of recognition and market penetration. It's like putting bias-ply retreads on a Ferrari.My first thought was, big fucking words for a guy who stuck Duncan '59s and JB's in almost everything for years and years. LOL....
It's been talking about the pickup selection for the Talladega pro. The Pro was introduced in '08 that fits with my mind relating the article content.... I think it might have been in a part where he was talking about designing the pickups for the Talledega.
...now outpaced by the Double Ds. /emoticons/default_laugh.png...The Newport was the first sign of life after '59s and JB's. And Seths......
And that my friends is what is so mind boggling for former Hamer players like me. WTF???Regarding Jol & pickups, I requested Bartolini's in my custom order 12 bass.
Jol said no.
Greg said yes
Took 6 months of Greg arguing with Jol to put them in.
Well, just look where Jol is now. OUT at Hamer. It would be naive to think that his attitude didn't have something to do with that, especially given Hamer's current status as a custom order shop only.And that my friends is what is so mind boggling for former Hamer players like me. WTF???Regarding Jol & pickups, I requested Bartolini's in my custom order 12 bass.
Jol said no.
Greg said yes
Took 6 months of Greg arguing with Jol to put them in.