Montelovesco

Yes we did. Some secret high end collector grabbed it already… 🥺😆

https://www.kleinanzeigen.de/s-anzeige/hamer-gitarre-mit-ledertasche-und-liederbuch-zu-verschenken/3486937219-74-5693?utm_source=copyToPasteboard&utm_campaign=socialbuttons&utm_medium=social&utm_content=app_ios

And don’t give ne the Knights of Ni-joke… 😎

I know, this is a long shot, but maybe someone here needs them: I am selling two Shure VP64A microphones, barely used (some slight wear/scratches on the surface). They go for around 180 Euro a piece here in Germany, I'd like to have 200€ for both of them. Coma with two 3m XLR cables blue/red). We can discuss payment and shipping.

Don‘t talk about that. I got tickets for the 92 or 93 show of Sava in Berlin. I stupidly sold them in order to see something else the night before the show. A few months later Chris Oliva died…

U r right, Jon „joined“ the show via video, singing „Believe“… Impressive moment…

Saw this package last night in Germany at the „Keep it true“ festival. Never been much in the later two and want only to see the Savas. Man, what a blast. Perfect show, perfect setlist, a great run through the bands history. I know the guys are big in the States with the TSO, and I never heard much of that stuff. But if you ever got the chance to see them - go.

Kudos! Glad we are back online again!

No affiliation, but a killer price: https://www.kleinanzeigen.de/s-anzeige/linkshaender-hamer-gitarre/3470297891-74-29440?utm_source=copyToPasteboard&utm_campaign=socialbuttons&utm_medium=social&utm_content=app_ios

Ad says 1.490€…

Welcome to my life… 😁

I come close to that If I sum up fees, taxes, more taxes and shipping 🤣

From ebay ads, translation via CGPT: The bass is in completely original condition and comes from its original owner, including the original Hamer case. It has been very well cared for and was only played at home. It has never been altered or modified. Apart from a small area of finish damage on the neck, caused by contact with foam over the years, there is no damage. Please see the photo. The bass is technically in perfect working order. The neck is straight, the truss rod works properly, and the electronics function without any issues. Features include a bound body with the original metallic red finish, an ebony fingerboard, and the original passive P/J pickups. Serial number: 717671. A rare and collectible instrument. Shipping costs are to be paid by the buyer. As this is a private sale, no warranty, guarantee, returns, or refunds are offered. No trades.

Damn. The last one on my bucket list…

ChatGPT: The offered Hamer Special is largely in original condition. Two filled drill holes in front of the bridge indicate that a guitar synthesizer pickup was installed at some point in its life. I’m not entirely certain whether the strap buttons are original. Apart from that, everything appears to be original. Technically, the guitar is in excellent condition, although it shows obvious signs of honest playwear. The critical areas around the neck heel and the transition between the neck and headstock are free from any significant finish cracks. The guitar has been professionally set up with a low action, and the frets have been freshly leveled and dressed. The DiMarzio PAF pickups work perfectly and complement the naturally resonant acoustic character of the mahogany construction exceptionally well. The Graphic Series consists of just 113 guitars produced between 1980 and 1982. Each instrument was individually hand-painted by a single artist in either a black-and-white or red-and-white design, making every guitar unique. A red-and-white example was owned by John Lennon shortly before his death and is now part of the John Lennon Museum collection. Many guitars from this series were later modified with Kahler tremolos or similar hardware, so original examples have become increasingly difficult to find. I’m selling this guitar simply because I now almost exclusively play long-scale instruments, and I’m trying not to become a collector. Human beings have a remarkable talent for turning musical instruments into museum exhibits. I’m making a modest attempt to resist that impulse.