burningyen

I have more pics at home, but here's a slideshow from HFC3 (2000) and maybe some from HFC4 (2001): http://smg.photobucket.com/user/burningyen/slideshow/HFC And a slideshow from HFC5 (2002): http://smg.photobucket.com/user/burningyen/slideshow/HFC5

Sadness.

Mike, your work has given me lots of joy over the years. Like everyone else here I'm very interested in knowing what you end up doing next.

I dunno, she's Asian, don't all Asians know kung fu or something? j/k, I wish my rhythm were half as solid as hers.

This pretty much takes the cake for me. Oh, and this one:

I'm not a figured maple guy, but that is just insane, wow.

Cali headstock I could maybe abide. But full-on hockeystick doesn't do it for me.

Under the TRC is the only place you'll find unpainted on a painted Hamer. Do they shield the output jack hole?

I hope they're getting overtime.

http://www.gilmourish.com/?page_id=20

Modeler.

Kemper

Sounds pretty good in this demo:

A nice addition if you find yourself wishing you had more frets.

That's basically what the ProTec Contego is.

I use a Reunion Blues double gigbag for gigs, and a ProTec Contego for rehearsals. The Reunion Blues is a bit more protective, but both are great.

I'm a Proto fan.

Argh, me too!

The Standard headstock would be a deal-killer for me, but don't let me stop the train!

I would be hard-pressed to say no to this.

It took some doing to get the frets in shape (including a trip through L6's RMA process that didn't fully address the issues), but I finally had time to do my own polish and it's now a great axe:

Just avoid slanted saddles, which tend to mess with string spacing.

Shit, Ted, what a nightmare. Sorry to hear you're going through this.

Gorgeousness and gorgeosity made flesh.

I wish I could do that.