Recent content by HAMERMAN

So sorry to hear this.

>I'm still trying to figure out where the circuit board was made. The green (with solder-mask) and tan (no solder-mask) boards both look to be made by EMG. They are known for being helpful so I would give them a call to find out more.

It's a very strange sensation, I have the MXR one and have a hard time not laughing while using it. 

I discovered him during his shred are and love that stuff - his blues albums don't do it for me. Not a crack on Gary -  I am not really a fan of any straight ahead blues album's.

Always nice to hear that there are still companies out there that go above and beyond to take care of their customers!

Wow - looks great, especially the wiring pic!

Nice! Just saw them Wednesday night - excellent show as always.

Amazing player - his work is an important part of my favorite Al Di Meola records!

Seems more like a like a Chap than a Cali to me.

I had no idea that was a cover! I have never seen Sweet live but was lucky enough to see The Atomic Playboys live once at Toad's place in New Haven CT.

My main amp is a GK MB212-II combo and I am very happy with it. The 2-12 setup gives me everything I want and the whole rig only weighs 41 pounds. I think the 12" is a perfect compromise of the low end of a 15" and the snap of a 10".  I am a fan of the "modern" GK sound and this does that well...

I absolutely love the way this thread derailed!

Steinberger. I greatly appreciate that for small companies (compared to Fender and Gibon) Hamer and Steinberger did a good job of offering left handed versions of their instruments.  

I read this one and really enjoyed it. Not too much detail on the music (playing) side of things but lots of detail on the music industry aspects of things. Noel does a good job of trying to tell the story fairly which is impressive since it could have easily been a "this is why these guys are...

Strange indeed!