I'll add to the chorus that the best option is waiting for a deal on a used Marshall: late 70s / early 80s JMP, early JCM800, or pre FX-loop era RI plexi.
PSA:
was at Guitar Center Pasadena CA today and saw a very nice Hamer USA Studio Natural Quilt top with: body binding, bound neck, crown inlays, zebra neck pup & blk bridge pup, looked all original, price was under $1100.
I would have jumped on it if it was a burst.
"Ludwig Citrus Mod" aka Psychedelic Barf Sparkle
I think Bun E. got a special version of the "Ludwig Mod" color, I don't think it regularly had sparkle flakes.
I'll take three of these!
Why didn't Hamer make a million of these guitars with maple tops and all the other options?
Somebody tell Mike Shishkov this shape and control layout with a maple top should be the flagship of his line.
ahhh the 96 pizza party studio again....
it taunts me.
I love that burst but I'm not sure if it's the one
or if I should wait for one of the few studios in that finish with a TOM bridge to come around
I always though those Diablos had a fantastic clean look and all the controls are laid out very well
BUT I am not a Floyd enthusiast.
This guitar has got me really interested but that wilkinson does make it look kinda of sloppy, it looks better with a floyd.
I wonder if it would fly with a...
I <3 that picture of 63 of 100... 62 looks pretty nice too.
So they didn't make a full 100?
I'd heard there are even less off the Mahogany Standards from that mid 1990s run?
does anybody know the real numbers?
And: I like Duncan JBs but yes the stock JB in my 96 Mahogany Standard sounded...
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