and the rear cavity route was made using a really old Rockwell router whilst under the influence of some really expensive scotch, so that's gotta count for something.
fwiw, i do not like the stock SD p90 pick-ups - they are too hot, inarticulate, and they don't clean-up well - and changing them (maybe a coupla times) thru the f-holes is a supreme bitch.. the guitar would have had bullet holes by now instead of a rear plate.
i think the MIII is a brilliant...
Paul is playing a cigar box guitar - all the rage with the hipsters these days.... and Pat has been a champion of Hagstrom for quite a while. i absolutely loved the sound of mine but it had the tiniest, crampiest neck ever.
I had a 76 mark 1 for about 30 years and it was my sole amp for half of that. It really is a great amp if you can crank it but it is ungodly loud and it didn't seem to get along with attenuators.
Not really useful as a two-channel switcher, imo; you can't balance volumes or tones very well...
thanks for the kind words Geoff!!
thanks mang and it is a fun tune. you guys sounded great on that.. huge energy!
there's def some high-quality music stuff in this thread........
mike
some excellent stuff in this thread!!
my on/off funk project is back on again and we made a quick and dirty demo as a trio: funky click
alas, no Hamers were disrespected this time....
mike
congrats on your SA2200! i just bought an 80s SA2100 this week. very nice guitar and crazy cheap!! i just put 11s on it so it's adjusting right now - can't decide whether to use it for a gig today...
mike
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