Menehune

Really lovely, Greg. Bonus points for the rear cover being similar to those on early Standards.

That is a profoundly clean guitar, @Saul Goodman. Was it put into experimental stasis just after manufacture?

Your diligence is deeply appreciated, Ted.

The letterboxed serial number suggests a refin. Most of these Miller instruments I've seen have their bronze finish oxidized to a green tint.

I saw Johnny Winter many years ago when he played in an Upstate NY gin mill noted for bringing in national acts. No glitz. Just a grimey, perfact bar band playing flat out to beat back The Devil.

I have a Mirage 1. Just want to share the joy.

Great guitar. And shipping included. Go for it, @Saul Goodman.

Vornados are great. I even have a mini one for the desk.

"Rock N Roll will Save Your Soul!", and an adorned "SLB" or "SWB" sig. Very cool guitar. Trixster is still around.

$279.92 US. Quoting from the Lovepedal site: More here.

I know. This is the Hamer forum. But in case one of you have this KSA7550 bracket (the version for the Z stand, not the X stand) for sale I'd just as soon give you the money for it. UPDATE: I made my Sweetwater rep happy and ordered the thing.

It seems the iteration of the description was written by a semi-literate, and included mistakenly, while the leading description was the LLM clean-up. The iteration mentions "[t]he neck shape is a medium O." Does that make it a universal neck shape that works for every guitaristhe neck shape is a medium O?

Link, please.

Very nice. I suppose treefiddy won't cut it.

Thanks Ted!

I have the blue twin to that bass. It's terrific.

You'd think my regular-guy mind would've shot straight to that.

Patchouli, pheromones, and Eau de Tide Pods?

Very nice. I coincidentally watched a vid the other day on Micro-Frets' founder's innovations, and the rise and demise of the company. Neat to see one in the digital flesh now caught in the HFC gravity well.

Used an Ernie Ball passive pedal for years. Switched about six years ago to a Tapestry Audio Bloomery active pedal. It's a modest-size, reliable little tank.

Well, I started. Found at Buffalo Exchange in Nashville. Not black-and-white checks, but houndstooth is a kissing cousin.

Now half price! Looks like someone got a margin call on Euronext Amsterdam =0 https://reverb.com/item/83503181-stevie-ray-vaughan-s-main-recording-and-live-amplifier-1967-fender-twin-reverb-electro-voice-sro Documentation accompanying the listing is an interesting read.

Oh boy. Now that I'm the overly-proud owner of a checkerboard guitar strap. I need a checkerboard guitar. And checkerboard shoes, socks, trousers, shirt, tie, sport coat and short-billed cap. And then we get into the checkerboarded greasepaint on hands and neck and face. It's the madness of devout consistency.