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I think he is a very rhythmic and innovative rhythm player. Not necessarily the hardest licks to play, but he came up with them and they usually suits the songs perfectly. His rhythm style is pretty unique. Just as Eddie Van Halen has a great rhythm style. They both are very groovy in their playing style. Something I really appreciate. Most rock, hard rock or metal style players are so static and boring. (These other guys might have "great timing", but If I don't tap my foot then it's just to static. I want to dance baby).

Thanks for the enlightenment! I found his webpage. He's got some cool funky chops. http://larrymitchell.com/ BTW also underated is mr Stevie Salas. Ad him to the list.

I don't know who this black guy is playing the white Ibanez superstrat, but he sure is underrated. He pulls of some hellicopter Floyd Rose wang bar chops about 40 secs into the clip. The guy with the red Kramer superstrat is Eddie Hazel. He's pretty underrated too. (Although he's pretty marked from living a hard life in this 80´s clip). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulzd0iC4pRI...h=eddie%20hazel Also underrated: Ernie Isley and Neil Rogers. Black guitarsplayers are pretty underrated overall, excluding Hendrix.

The guitar is something Ted dropped off. Let's just say with a white emg hum and single coil, one volume knob, floyd and that color, it was cutom built and had to be shipped to Minnesota but It wasnt built for me, I'm just the guitars second stop in MN. That's all I can say about that, any speculation will will neither be confirmed or denied. What I can say is that Hamer has donated it to the HFC Server Fund. Tentative plans are that it will be given away by raffle at Bruce McBrides Birthday Jam and official HFC open house at the Minneapolis Eagles Club in October. Winner need not be present to win but you might not want to miss this event. Proceeds will benefit the server fund and another charity(s), Details to be determined and will be posted on the board soon. Long story short, This guitar is going to some one here. Maybe you? hopefully we will get some more pictures and reviews after tonights Jam. So lets not be surprised if Prince shows up to join this raffle. Purple finish & white EMG´s. Could it be more Purple Highness! COOL

Serial, sorry to see that. It is a killer guitar. Glad you found another one. What is the name of this Dean model? Are they just called Vee's? edit: "Dean Vee"??!! And I was not even out last night. Alzheimers, that is what it is. I mean "Dean Explorer"?

Some flames.

DIMARZIO VIRTUAL HOT PAF should be the way to go for a sustainblock Special.

If you like AC/DC Bon Scott era then try plugging a Newport w Phat Cats into the 2150. Im nailing such a great Malcolm Young tone it's scary. Seriously, after playing for 20 minutes with this setup I speak with an Australian accent, it's that accurate!

I have one exactly like that. 2150 - Great amps. I scored a Celestion G12B 150W speaker taken from an almost new 1912 1x12 cabinett. I don't think Celestion sell these speakers separately, but this one work really well with this amp. I think the B stands for more bass(?) Anyway it's got more than enough bottom, and a nice top. Gives a well balanced sound overall. Someone said this speeaker is similar to the G12 75, but I'm not sure. Sounds great though. I first mailed Eminence and told them my preverences where "Thin Lizzy, 80's Marshall tone and some ZZ top" kind off, for this amp. They recomended their Texas Heat speaker which can take 150W. So I guess that one could be worth a try. The Eminence is not that expensive either. Congratulations on a great amp. These are rare little tone monsters. Connect to a 4x12 and you have a full rigg of pure 100W JMP tone. How is that for versatility. Better than just owning a top. Post a tone report when you've had a chance to try it properly.

They DO sound killer. You must try them out, DO IT, DO IT NOW

That price is a score! Congratulations again. Very nice Standard. I found one here in Europe last year for a price just slightly above what you paid, so I'm a happy camper too. Try to find original pickups for it if you can. The original Dimarzio's are great and will make that guitar sound just as it is supposed to. It will rock, do the jazz, the blues or whatever else you want to play on it (Original early Hamer Dimarzio's, I love 'em.)

You snagged it in 30 minutes and beat Fung to the punch. We'll all I can say then you really was a lucky bastard as he usually pulls the trigger on these babes before anyone else even gets the chance to say "pee wee herman" even one time. Did I say lucky bastard. Alright then. And yes my 4 digits are also light but resonates loud as hell. The greatest guitars on earth bubba! Play loud mutha!

Well actually it's with my wife in mind that I now have decided to finally buy a new bass. She wants to back me up on family jam sessions (she is the coolest, I know) I thought shortscale would be great for her. And then I can use it as well when she's not around. 149 dollars is a bargain. I'll Skype a friend in NY tonight and see if he can carry it over for me in August.

Ok. Thanks. I'll give it some thought then. They are rather cheap in the US, do you sell them Greg?

Are these playable? I need a shortscale bass for homestudio use and "pub rehearsing". Doesn't have to be super quality, but should sound good and not feel cheap. Been thinking of a Fender Musicmaster from their Japan series. They are about 400 dollars new. But are these Slammer's any good, or should I stay away?

If not then I'll take it Old Sunbursts are the "mac" in macaronies. They simply rule and without them you are stuck with only "ronies" in your guitar collection. That is not funny.

I totally prefer non-recess. Feels better, looks better. It's just irritating to have that gap back there I never pull the floyd upwards. If I do it's just a slight notch. I twang with style

That looks pretty classy with two zebra's! I wonder what the price would be...?

Yes Hamer's are addictive. Once bitten by the bug you'll soon have GAS for another one. I started with one and now have nine. And although that is more elctric guitars than I ever will need I can't sell anyone of them. They are to good damn great every single one. Welcome to the HFC!

Hmm, nice hood ornaments But you should have had the girls remove their bras under their pink tops. I want nipples god damn it (now this is a pretty dirty smiley, tounge out and all).

I'm waiting for the photo of that V and #0055 in the same shot. Actually on second thought, that might be too much for me to take.... I'd need to pop a couple of beta blockers before looking at a picture like that, to stop my heart from racing. Heart attack risk!

Hamerica, I need that Vector. It has rendered me sleepless nights, lol. I'll send you a self addressed envelope, (a big one), with 350 init and you can put in there and return to sender

My band mate back in the 80's bought a Washburn Vee with a tremolo like that. Hell, I didn´t know they where called a Wonderbar until I saw a post here on the HFC some time back. We could never get that tremolo system to stay in tune. And the guitar was not cheap. I think we messed with it for two weeks and then returned it to the shop. He bought a pretty nice Larivee with EMG singlecoils and an original Floyd instead. That guitar was about the same price, but about 400% better quality. Washburn, yeesschh, never treid a good one. Didn't know there actually was players out there who actually thought they where good.

You can't buy NOS tubes from the 60's for 300 dollars a pice for a solid state amp. That totally proves that they are no fun Seriously, for clean there are solidstates that are awesome. For dirty I have not yet played one that can match two or four red hot overdriven EL34's spitting out hell and fury that will kill newborn babies and call upon rain and thunder and the true Gods of Valhalla to send their wrath up on man.

Sentinel, I mailed you through the profile regarding this.