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Nice. I have a 1990 seven string version of that (no monkey grip, green dots not the vines) and I dig the black/green look. It's a little more tasteful than the neon yellow or floral versions that i have but I'm sure it plays and sounds great. Those are fun guitars to play. Congrats!

It was great to meet singlehum - glad to see the stand go to an HFC brother. Now if I can just locate the parts for the other stand (they're around here somewhere lol)

on hold for singlehum. He has dibs...

Good point lol. Ambiguity removed (I hope).

$50 each shipped (US only): Lovepedal Black Magic Zendrive (gone) Lovepedal Valve Reamer Lovepedal Pickle Vibe Lovepedal Bonetender $40 shipped (us only) Nobels ODR-1 Mini $25 shipped (us only) DOD YankMe Marmalade (DOD 250 clone iirc) I found a faded denim jacket in the back closet with YankMe's Live in Leningrad CD in the inside pocket. None more 80's lol.

Tripped over a box in my office and found these pedals that I forgot about. Email to stongemon@aol.com. Thanks! $75 each shipped (us only): Lovepedal Vibronaut (optical) (gone) Vertex Ultra-Phonix Lovepedal Red Moon Tchula (gone) Lovepedal low-gain Mosferatu Lovepedal Tiki Drive Lovepedal white Eternity

This is a rack system that holds up to 14 guitars (rows of 4/3/4/3) that's been in storage since the early 90's. Only 2 guitar stands are shown but you can see the mounts on the rest of the horizontal bars for reference and the remaining stands are included and require assembly. Ibanez gave these to music stores in the late 80's to showcase the product line. The whole thing breaks down with a 5mm hex key, and you can adjust the stand locations and angles. The 3 guitar stands on the top row require a little taller ceiling, but you can take the stands off the top row if you don't need or can't use them. Free for local pickup in East Hartford, CT. Email me at stongemon@aol.com.

that's the weirdest case of Hameritius that I've ever seen...

"dig things for what they are, not what you wish they were"

I was seriously interested in those last year, but after checking out the video I'm glad I passed on those. I picked up a Recording King RD-328 which has a solid top and sides and plays and sounds really good. It was a B-stock at Butler Music but I couldn't find anything wrong with it.

It looks like someone played "Mad Libs" with guitar parts...

I had a reissue (not custom shop) just like that back in the 90's and it was cool but I kept bashing into the middle pickup with my pick. I can't remember what I traded it away for, but it resides in my "didn't know what I had at the time, wish I had kept it" file in my mind. Enjoy!

the things that get in the way of my ham-fisted picking. Clank...

I'll take the Boss WL-50 if it is still available. Thank you

i've seen him a couple of times, and he can go from Les Paul to heavy to banjo rolls at the blink of an eye. The guy can just play. Outside of some interesting guitars, his rig is like 6 boss pedals into an EVH 5150 head. Same rig he supposedly uses for Crue. Least pretentious rig rundown i've seen in a long time.

This one is spoken for; just a matter of timing the shipping around the holidaze.

sale pending...

I picked up a good deal on my third Strandberg so this time I'm actually trying to honor the 1-in 1-out rule. The market lull that made the Strandberg affordable also makes it tougher to sell other gear to offset the purchases.

Yes it is. The sunshine over hypes the yellow though. There is also a little burst on the back of the headstock.

Yes that is a Hamer USA case. I'm pretty sure it's original to the guitar, but guitars can end up in the wrong individual case (the usual tell is to look at the control pattern in the inside top of the case - this one definitely looks like the Eclipse pattern) so let's call it original-spec Hamer USA case lol.

This is a 1996 Hamer Eclipse in tobacco burst with OHSC; the guitar is in very clean condition with only one or two depressions in the finish (nothing through to the wood). The guitar has TonesPros locking studs and a lightning bar bridge currently on it with a Wilkenson adjustable wrap tail bridge in the case (I think I have a TonePros wrap tail for it around here somewhere, and I'll throw that in if I can find it lol). 7 lbs 12 ounces on my postal scale, and the neck feels like a medium D carve. Pardon the reflections in the photos; it also looks like a one piece body to me. Priced at $899 + actual shipping in continental US; of course in person pickup in East Hartford, CT is welcomed or i can meet up within a reasonable distance. You can reach me at stongemon@aol.com with any questions about the guitar. Best Wishes, stonge

I think you're correct - maybe he was using it to block the floating trem?

Centauras were all bolt-on necks. Looks like a 24 fret setneck Chap - 87 would be about right for one those. Pickups look like OBLs (not totally sure about the bathtub around the humbucker) with an added tone control. Ebony and boomerangs, and that flametop and matching headstock are plausible. The thing throwing me off a little is the treble side cutaway, but that's kinda what it would look like if you asked for the Cali bevel on a flametop Chap. If that was legit, it would have been pretty pricey with all those options/upgrades. Hamer did make a lot of unicorns back in the day, even some that Peter hasn't owned lol. Looks cool to me...

I haven't really messed around with it loading but I know it's easy to deal out speaker options (changing the stock cabinets in the software. Sounds like you can import any ir you want. Iirc, the stock tonex software lets you swap out speakers and even microphones and positions on the virtual speaker cone. I'm just a set it and forget it guy. I've bought tonex packs from big hairy guitars and tonejunkie that were reasonably priced and some included irs. BHG had ada mp-1 and Mesa quad preamp packs which I got so I can get my 80's on lol