PS4 FTW

Every Daytona (3 or 4) I've tried has felt super heavy compared to my T62, which is a deal breaker for me.

Probably a better chance of Cheap Trick/RN putting a stop to this than whoever currently owns the Hamer name.

My brother's band just released their latest music video, and I thought you guys might enjoy. No Hamer content here, but my bro plays a pretty tasty solo on this one. ...However, there IS some Hamer content in the acoustic version they did of the first single "Goin' Crazy;" the bass player is playing my brother's fretless cruisebass (i think?)

If you're on the fence, I would keep them. Especially as the market seems to be softening from where it has been the last few years. What is the white semi-hollow 1 pickup V in the second pic?

Looks killer! Those sustainer pickups are a lot of fun. Are the controls 2 volumes 1 tone?

I actually was able to guess who was at #1 😂. I like most of the new songs he's released over the last few years, but the live performances are a different story.

It's in great condition for being over 20 years old. I think it was the Florence store?

Saw this last week whilst I was idly scrolling through the used guitars on the GC website. It was listed by a Guitar Center in KY as a "Hamer USA STUDIO SUNBURST;" Looks to me like whoever took it in priced it as a mid-90s Studio, when the pictures clearly showed a 2005 Studio Custom. Was really not in the market for another guitar, but you know how that goes. It came in today and looks great! I was a little worried about it being shipped during the current cold snap, but it made it through in one piece. Ridiculously clean with a Hamer HSC. The action is a touch higher than I prefer ATM, but it plays and sound great. The only issue I can see is that the jack is starting to go, but that's easy enough to sort out. Here's a quick shot I took when I brought it in.

I checked these out last week. The Phantom and Daytonas were all too heavy for my liking--I'm dealing with some long term back issues so weight can be a deal breaker, generally speaking. The Daytonas played decent and looked to be in good condition, although I didn't really scrutinize them. My only experience with bolt-neck Hamers is my T-62, so I was kind of surprised at how heavy the Daytonas were.

Another new song from the band my brother plays guitar in--he's playing on the rhythm track, but not the solo for this one. This one is about werewolves, so kind of fitting for Halloween

https://reverb.com/item/92249360-hamer-special-p90-yellow No affiliation (obviously.) Most of the Specials that I see come up for sale are from 92/93 with the thinner necks. This one looks to have a more substantial neck and is pretty lightweight as well. Not the absolute cheapest Special I’ve seen lately, but not too bad of a price IMO.