Menehune

Player funk. The seller wrote this guitar was a gigging guitarist's Number One. Mine looked worse when I got it. Or did I miss your \sarc, Dave?

Now $750 on CL.

Youre not helping. Besides, I blew my Blue Guitar budget for '26.

I know. If I didn't already have one, I'd buy it. But then again, it is blue....

Now listed for $849 plus $59 shipping.

What do the inlays represent?

Hamer USA Daytona 1994 https://reverb.com/item/93425593?utm_source=android-app&utm_medium=android-share&utm_campaign=listing&utm_content=93425593 No affiliation.

I have too many amps I have too many amps...

I use one. It's a Plexi in a box.

Thanks for the intro to THE GREAT KAT. She's talented and fun.

Very nice work.

Oh, thank you so much, Cam. Now there's another guitar for me to lust after.

You mispeled "intimidated" there.

Dear Seller, Your Monaco's hardware is plated gold. Sincerely, The Internet

And I have a Newport, but it's not as nice as your Artist. GLWTT.

I like the design ideas of a floor base plate and single neckrest arm. Some plywood, some medium-density foam, a hinge, a hook latch, foam glue, tools and a hour of time, and you've got yourself a sturdy fold- up stand that's a reduced trip hazard. In fact, forget the hinge and hook latch. Make the baseplate double-thick, and have a tongue at the bottom of the neckrest arm fit into an angled slot in the base.

One Two Three Bump! One Two Three Bump! (Come on everybody Do the Bump!)

Yep, the owner clearly thrashed this Standard while wearing studded bracelets and brass knuckles. And oh look - a headstock repair. Sweet.

Shhh! Be vewy qwiet! She's schnoring as I schnap this pictuah! The case vinyl is good quality, and the stiching and other assembly is very good. Hardware is very good. The case keys even have plastic grip heads. If you need a case for you baby buy one of these Vevors. This case will not fit a Standard, nor will it cradle a Monaco or Studio snugly. If you have anything approaching a Strat or Tele style body type, it's a pretty good fit.

Picked up the case from my HD and brought it home. It's nice. Opened it up, and my Daytona leapt into it and started snoring. I later tried to coax the guitar out for a session, but it said "Nuh huh! I'm cozy-cozy." I'll try again tomorrow.

Thanks Dave. A guitar that's been living in its equivalent of a nice tent (a gig bag) now has a proper house on the way.

I have two MXL ribbon mics up for grabs. They are great for mic'ing guitar cabs. MXL says the R144 will transduce without distortion up to 130dB SPL. One mic had a floppy ribbon when I got them used some years ago , but still it works - listen to the attached MP3 test recording. The recording was made with the mic about 3 inches from the amp's speaker cone, with the amp at bedroom volume. The R144 went directly into a Scarlett, input gain at 2 o'clock. You can use Mr. Floppy as is or else practice re-ribboning on an inexpensive mic body. R144s go for about $100 new. I'm asking $135 including shipping in the Continental US for both. Each comes in a hard plastic case with a suspension mount, unused microfiber cloth, and MXL liturature. FloppyR144.mp3

Time for the tithe. Thank you for all you do to keep us together and keep us conversing/informing/observing/commenting/philosophizing/bitching/selling/buying/denouncing/apologizing and sharing, Ted.

Doctor Doctor and Rock Bottom in particular. Yes, on vinyl. Old vinyl.

This was our band's most rockin' cover back in the day. Ted Templeman produced this album. It has that thrilling live sound of the first Van Halen album, also produced by Templeman. The second Montrose album, Paper Money, was also produced by Templeman, but sadly sounds really dead to me. RIP, Ronnie.