If I compare my guitars I would say the 78 Sunburst ist on the brighter side and delivers very shiny, sparkling harmonics. If you are searching for a guitar that can do all the fine nuances - an old Sunburst is the one. My friend owns a 80 Sunburst that seems louder but the sound and feel is...
Here is a video from Mike Burn that demonstrates this very well. He is or was a member too.
Aaahhh, no its an Bill Lawrence and I cannot delete the post. But you can still enjoy the Sunburst demo.
My friend plays this lightning sky model with Floyd Rose. It is a RR1 if there is "Made in U.S.A." under the "Jackson" on the headstock. Serial should start with O or U.
If you can live with a modern sound (lacking of warmth in my opinion) then go for it. These guitars play phenomenal and are lightweights. The ones that I heard had very good (Strat-ish) sounding neck pups. You could listen to a master and endorser of this guitar in the band Scar Symmetry.
Never seen a Chaparral with crowned board. Was it a custom option? The shop is a former Hamer Dealer. Talked to the owner last year and he could tell so much interesting stories about the 70s/80s, the brands and the musicians that stopped by (Scorpions etc.) it was just amazing. Later I found...
As usual no affiliation. I dig this wild top and the price seems fair.
Hamer Studio 1997 - Natural https://reverb.com/item/86044662?utm_source=android-app&utm_medium=android-share&utm_campaign=listing&utm_content=86044662
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