boundandcrowned

Even though I'm not a HFC-veteran, this news make me sad. I know you all for more than 12 years now and wouldn't trade that for anything. Too many good guys lost. Mr. Rechts, rest in peace.

It would be my pleasure! Another teaser:

Thank you, Dirk! PM sent. Teaser:

... and there is this one: less spectacular than the Hamer sign but also shining brightly ... Can post pictures again😀!!! Found a picture host!

Still the same problem with me!!!

Same with me. Anyone can help? Thanks in advance.

It would be a pleasure for me to meet other Hamer nerds in my own modest "Nerdville". I hope everthing works out fine in a few months. And by the way: I can't upload pictures anymore, even at smaller file size. Any information about that?

Sent my little contribution. Thank you for keeping this beautiful place alive.

No, I haven't created a list yet. But I'm planning to move to a larger home next year (near Koblenz) with more space for the guitars. So this is an invitation to you to visit me and the Hamers.

Death to the traitor! How dare you ... 😉😉😉

I found it on "Kleinanzeigen". It's a website similar to "Craigslist". The seller is a musician himself (keybords) and had a studio in which he used the neon sign as decoration. He had acquired it many years ago when a music store closed down and now wanted to get rid of it. I had to pick it up in person, because he did not want to ship it for understandable reasons. I didn't even know that such a thing existed.

... at least at my home: Recently I discovered this beautiful neon sign (not LED!). I suspect that it is from the 80s or 90s. I even had to buy a step-down transformer to be able to use it. Amazing that it survived all these years unharmed. With more than 40 Hamer guitars in my collection, it seemed to me to be the cherry on top. I hope you like it too.

Thank you very much for your work and your perseverance, Ted. I will try to contribute more to this wonderful place again in the near future.

Les Paul and Mary Ford: The Hitmakers Yes, they were!!! It's still amazing to listen to his outrageous recording techniques and his astounding sound effects. This and the velvet voice of Mary Ford… even if the music sounds a little old-fashioned today. Still great! Here on original late 50s/early sixties 60s vinyl... By the way: I'm very pleased to see other guys here still using those big old turntables. Better and truer than anything else!

See you next year… the answer will follow… this is a part of it… A Happy New Year to everyone here! Michael