MCChris

PA-POW!

How many of them play out? I'm gonna guess almost zero.

Great episode Dave! Dug the Elf and Black Star Riders especially, and gained a new appreciation for the Winery Dogs tune.

I'll be in the Philly/DC area on and around June 22. Long way to travel for a signed book, but I've gone to greater lengths for less.

Two words: Coney Hatch

Clearly. I don't think you can put naked man-ass on a U.S. stamp.

He also needs to check of there is a single mounting post in the middle of the housing as on the Sperzel or if there are two on either side of the housing as on stock Fender tuners. This is what I'm talkin' 'bout:

Check if the G&L tuners have single-post mounting. When I put a set on my Strats I had to drill an additional hole as the original tuners had dual posts.

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No, apparently he got a trans red Newport 90. That I want to see!

Hamerica's Redwood was probably my favorite of his stable of very impressive guitars. The Redwoods and the Earthen Maple run were cool and actually hinted at a rudimentary grasp of marketing.

Like who, aside from endorsers and hobbyists?

^^^ Hold on a second, there. That's like placing a bet on the Super Bowl halfway through the second quarter.

And conversely, PRSs tend to sound underwhelming due to their insistence on using their underwhelming proprietary pickups.

I was talking about the quality of wood mostly. A $200 Squier with none of the issues you mention can sound great with a great pickup.

A crap guitar with a great pickup in it can sound great. So in terms of quality affecting sound, for me it's pickup, then amp, then guitar.

^^^ Totally agree.

With classicals the price is in the craftsmanship. Cheap tonewoods and cookie-cutter sweatshop builds don't cut it for discriminating classical players like they do for us mouth-breathing, knuckle-dragging electric players.

Value = what it's worth

Hahaha that ain't me. This is me: http://youtu.be/PnxeG47Gz5w?t=42s

Back in the day I did the opposite: I chose an Ibanez RT450 over a Centaura because it had a fuller neck profile.

Well played Same to you, sir! One of my favorite sequences in HFC history.

I learned from the best: http://www.hamerfanclub.com/forums/topic/57661-come-on-brent-are-we-ashamed/?p=607574

"Looking for most reasonable bid- Good Luck!" It's Craigslist, not eBay, you fuckstick.

'88, junior year, I'm 46 today.