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Amazon also has them at $179: https://www.amazon.com/Quilter-Guitar-Amplifier-Black-101-MINI/dp/B014TZZOUW Tempting......

I had it in '08. The neck is transparent. (ETA: NOT the one that's for sale).

Bloody wankers.

And don't overlook the use of painter's tape. If you like the finish at all - painter's tape.

Duct taping the switch down would be more rawknroll.

Try the AC-Tone from Carl Martin as well. I have the 2 channel version and it works great in front of a Fender amp. Not too high gain and plays well with others.

Boss BF2. Sure, technically it's a flanger, but it can be dialed in to do the EVH-type chorus Ed always used once he discovered the chorus pedal. Plus, it's a decent flanger.

Love the Phatcats, but that damn Bigsby! Might still have one if not for that. One of the biggest/best Hamer surprises (for me). The orange sparkle was too cool.

$1000 in a Goodwill Store? You'd own the place.

I'm still trying to figure out how this is music news.

Not all our dance floors have poles.

Mustang Sally. Ice Cream Man. Free Bird. Did I miss any?

The people at Frenzel were very helpful, too. All of my emails were answered quickly (usually the same day).

I'll give a nod to the Frenzel camp. I have the Sweet Lil AC15. It is built incredibly well. The clean channel is just a volume knob and nothing more. The boost channel is RockandfuckingRoll. Has a ton of features (5/10/15W, 4-8-16 ohm, etc). I was considering a Fender Bassbreaker 15 (great reviews everywhere) but for about the same money a hand-built USA-made Frenzel would beat its ass to dust. Best bang-for-the-buck I've seen anywhere.

I'll just go ahead and say NOW to skip Webstrings. Didn't even make the weekend. I bought 10s, 9.5s and hybrid sets (9s top, 10s bottom) from Webstrings and put them on 3 main guitars just before a jam a couple of weeks ago. At first I thought maybe I didn't stretch them enough or something because they would not stay in tune. After a couple of weeks and a couple of string breaks with no improvement in tuning stability, I took them off last night and the EBs and D'addarios are back on. Three different guitars (LP, Hamer Jr and Dillion Firebird), three different gauges of strings - same tuning issues across the board. That's not very good. With my annual gig coming up tomorrow, I can't be worrying about grabbing a note that ain't that note.

DOOOOD! I lived on Cap'n Crunch. ....probably explains a few things...

Fender SuperChamp X2.

Has to be - the gold plating comes off of those if you just look at it too hard.

You're welcome. I'm glad you're still diggin' it.

I'd put Budweiser on it..... (ducks)

Cowpie Customs™. The Best Damn Pickups Josh ever made. The Shlabotniks are also a killer set.

Just started using Webstrings: https://www.webstrings.com/ Jury is still out as to quality. I'll know more after this weekend.

Yeah, you'd get more 'oohs' and 'aahs', and genuinely helpful answers with some pictures. My take: if it were a Gibson or Fender prototype there would be more interest, but Hamer did so many one-offs that - IMO - it takes a lot of that exclusivity or rareness out of the mix. It's a great story with a great guitar, but dollar-wise probably won't count for much. I could be wrong by a mile, too.

What Steve said. They were at the top of their game at the end.