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Kinda reminds me of Shakira’s Special.

Do you know Poe?

This thread needs a photo of Zorrow’s Vector. 😁🤩😇🥰

Oh My Hamer !!!! 🤩😇🥰 What a find!! Enjoy them Loudly!!!! 😎👍❤️🏁

Pleased to read of your recovery rather than your demise. Here’s a Cheer for many more years of enjoying revolutions around the Sun. 😎❤️👍🏁

As always, Ted and the HFC Internet gang knocking it out of park for a bunch of guitar slobs. 😎👍❤️🏁

Previously there were a couple things on the site map of the main page such as links to wiring diagrams and serial number information. Those are no longer available. Is it possible to readd them? Thanks for the revamp!!!! 😎👍❤️🏁

Previously there were a couple things on the site map of the main page such as links to wiring diagrams and serial number information. Those are no longer available. Is it possible to readd them? 😎👍❤️🏁

No worries. In fact appreciate the assist.

Same video different link. 🤩👍❤️

Jared recently switched from Blackstar to Marshalls. https://www.facebook.com/share/r/14pCF5rGz1T/

Seen him twice last year. Really fun to watch play and he ain’t short. 🤩👍❤️🏁

Umm I am not buying a guitar from Zorrow.

Those are the only pictures I have of it also.

Well, that’s close. I bought the guitar at a pawn shop in Jacksonville Florida in December 1982. I was informed that it had been pawned by Dave Hlubek after I had paid for it. I had bought two of his guitars. A few months later, it was confirmed by Hamer that the guitar had been made for Michael Schenker and they did not know where it had disappeared to. Not long after that I ran into Dave at a bar in Jacksonville called playground south. He admitted the guitars were his and that he pawned them and he didn’t care for them. Just guitars. The guitar the V had been a gift from Michael to him when they toured together because Dave was a Hamer guitar player. Michael had taken a deal from Gibson by then. That was the spring of 1983 when I met him. In the spring of 1986 I met Banner Thomas. He was working at American Music in Jacksonville. I kind of got excited about meeting him and talking with him and allowed myself to be talked into trading the V for a Music Man HD 120 2-12. Great amp but to much for me at the time. Last time I saw the V it was in another guitar shop on the south side of Jacksonville and that was 1992 and by then someone had put a Floyd in it, which was horrible to see, and by the time I went back a week later to buy it and try to resurrect it it was gone. I wish I had put a deposit down, but I had no money the week before when I saw it. It still had the paint job, but it was Floyded. I’m gonna figure that some sailor, because Jacksonville has such a large population with three different naval stations, that some sailor bought it and moved away back home and it’s under somebody’s bed or in a closet in the Midwest, northwest, somewhere, someplace. Serial number was 0415. 😎👍❤️🏁

Wait!! We’re supposed to play these beautiful things AND get good at it? 🤩😈😁👍🏁

Not a single one of those is correct yikes! 🤩😵‍💫😒

I wonder if this came out of the video that the guy from Gibber did with Rick looking through his guitars. 🤩

Wow! Ionel will enjoy this post. 😎👍❤️🏁

One of my pat answers is, I don’t have a Hot Rod, I don’t have a boat, I don’t have ex wives but I got a bunch of guitars. 😎👍❤️🏁

4 digit lovers. https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1DXTzfw9m3/

I didn’t look. Is that bad? 🤩 Dave was your deleted thread about this case offer? If so, you could have left it up. More that know can get one. Almost bought 2 🤡🤩😎

https://www.musiciansfriend.com/stupid?source=3GOA5A9A&utm_medium=paid-social&utm_source=facebook&utm_creative=52527988569587&utm_id=52520138792587&utm_campaign=MF_GOA_FY26_0726_SDOTD_LF_Sales&utm_content=3GOA5A9A_MF_SDOTD_0723_GWE-Elec+Hardshell+Electric+Guitar+Case+-+Black_RT&fbclid=IwY2xjawTPUVRleHRuA2FlbQEwAGFkaWQAAC_GIB_Xi3NydGMGYXBwX2lkDzQwOTk2MjYyMzA4NTYwOQABHgekuP9d-8vtJU-tRDHThvjzZZ-H3MfAviSKua5bPeVfia0jW1-fqE1cP52L_aem_2fhd4cIVsZzC9fUL05U96A&utm_term=52527988569387 need one for my T51

Another Eddie/Wayne creation if I’m not mistaken. St Paul Civic Center 1982