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Hmmm, that's only about a one-hour drive from my house. What are the chances a 2004 MONEL would be weight relieved? I have a 2003 that doesn't get the playing time it deserves because it is heavy.

Andy Travis was my favorite character on WKRP In Cincinnati.

On the other hand, May the Fourth is Star Wars Day...

Come to think of it, Jazzmaster witch hats come close to what you're looking for. https://reverb.com/item/60143398-1-volume-and-1-tone-jazzmaster-witch-hat-knob-for-1-4-cts-solid-shaft-potentiometers-ivory

I think what you need to look for are Fender Starcaster knobs. Apparently as rare as hens' teeth. https://reverb.com/uk/item/59926481-vintage-aluminum-knobs-for-fender-starcaster-1975-f-logo

If you don't know me by now You will never, never, never know me....

My only all-mahogany Hamer:

These are the only ones that come to mind.

I don't have a Standard, or anything from the 4-digit era, but I have some Hamers with larger-than-small logos. I measured these, and the letters are 5/8" tall (excluding the swooping tail of the "R"). I don't think that's quite up to stadium size. About 15 years ago I had a Phantom with what I believe was a stadium logo. At least the letters appear larger than any of my current ones in this old blurry photo.

These are the original double hung windows from when I had the house built in 2015. They were probably all made on the same day. The sashes that went bad were all in different windows, in different rooms, facing different directions around the house. So far, neither of the two big picture windows have gone bad. Those would be a major pain to replace.

My last encounter with customer service was actually not bad. I placed a call to Pella to get a window sash replaced under warranty. The seal between the panes had failed and the window was all fogged up on the inside. I gave them the serial number on the window and they found my records and all of the size and style details and put in the order for a free replacement. It should show up any day. Their customer service is outperforming their manufacturing. This is the fourth sash I've had to replace in eight years.

The main reason I sold it was because it was a heavy mofo. And I now have a couple of hardtail Strats that cover the same sonic territory and are actually comfortable to play.

This is what I had up until I sold it about a year ago. Not a superstrat, more of a tele-strat.