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This track features a Hamer B-12S...

It's in the "Guitars of the Stars" book.

Most TV appearances EVER have been that way.

Or it usually means, "well I don't like it enough to keep it, but honesty might kill my sale".

Guess that wasn't mine - I don't go anywhere near Suitland, and my tags aren't on an SUV. I know there's a PA plate with that in the Harrisburg area, but maybe you saw a VA plate?

Where was I driving? I typically take the Red Line to work downtown.

That's my license plate. (I'm not kidding)

That is interesting. Hamerica This is #0000"

I've always thought it went with everything!

#0000 is a Jazzburst quilt top model, B&C, bound, matching headstock. The mahogany/dots is an unnumbered prototype, "test bed" for the pickups. It is not a completed instrument. 0005 is not Oceanburst - it's a Blueburst.

Well, there may or may not be an Emerald Green Shishkov Ultimate in the works in the very near future...

I'm not even going to pretend to understand that!

That pic says it all.

I'll let Steve post some "Glamour Shots" later, because he has another gig tonight, but this is from before his first gig with #0003 last night:

Me too!

Holy SHEEEET!! I would LOVE to get a shot of #0001, #0005 and #0006 all together and in that order! That is absolutely amazing, Jef. Now go back to (not) working...

I think the guitars speak for themselves and need no introduction!

The countdown is ON, Mark!

YES!

Serial's been doing a lot of work travel lately, but has a gig this weekend - there are usually a few talented shutterbugs at those, so I'm sure pics will be forthcoming in the next week or so. Also, a little birdie may have mentioned that a few more Ultimates are leaving the nest early this week (if they haven't already), so we'll be seeing a few more soon.

Mike's getting this run locked down and out the door first, but I'm sure we'll be seeing some cool new stuff later on this year! Until then...

Had to do a quick solo beach trip today, so took a Shishkov along for the ride...

Actually, the entire body (and headstock) is different from a Hamer Standard. Good eye, Steve!

You betcha.