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Lynyrd Skynyrd in a box? Mace preamp.
Steve Haynie replied to Saul Goodman's topic in Hamer Fan Club Messageboard
Hopefully it was a Boogie coliseum head. đ I watched that video earlier today. I want that pedal if it ever comes out. There is a Mace at my house. It is fun to crank, but not to move. There are cars that weigh less. -
Anyone here into Type-O?
Steve Haynie replied to Saul Goodman's topic in Hamer Fan Club Messageboard
I saw Type O Negative at an Ozzfest. I have a Peavey M.A.X. bass head like Peter Steele used. -
Hang on to it for a while. You might be able to trade for something else down the line.
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Savatage/Metal Church/Armored Saint
Steve Haynie replied to Montelovesco's topic in Hamer Fan Club Messageboard
Jon does not tour. Zak Stevens is the singer if you see Savatage. Unfortunately, Savatage is big in Europe, but not in North America. We are not going to get any Savatage shows. Armored Saint is always a great band to see. -
While the Website Was Down...
Steve Haynie replied to LucSulla's topic in Hamer Fan Club Messageboard
A friend had a stereo rig. It was a fun experience standing in front of it hearing the spit. -
Atlanta Guitar Show upcoming
Steve Haynie replied to Willie G. Moseley's topic in Hamer Fan Club Messageboard
My best shot of being there is on Sunday, the 23rd. -
1983 cruise bass
Steve Haynie replied to lastchild's topic in For Sale - Wanted to Buy - PIF - eBay & Other PSAs
The checking is not desirable, but it is sort of normal. -
HamerFanClub Site Status Update
Steve Haynie replied to hikarateboy's topic in Hamer Fan Club Messageboard
Thank you for putting up with the technical issues. Thank you for giving us wisecrackers a place to play. -
Atlanta Guitar Show upcoming
Steve Haynie replied to Willie G. Moseley's topic in Hamer Fan Club Messageboard
Can you give us a little more info on the location and date? -
Random (Music and Guitar Related) Thoughts Thread
Steve Haynie replied to LucSulla's topic in Hamer Fan Club Messageboard
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Andy Sneapâs tour guitars (Hamer content)
Steve Haynie replied to Travis's topic in Hamer Fan Club Messageboard
That was a cool video. I never miss an opportunity to see Judas Priest. -
man arrested for years of loud guitar 'noise'
Steve Haynie replied to Jimbilly's topic in Hamer Fan Club Messageboard
So, what kind of guitars were in his collection? We need the important details -
Explaining to Someone Why I Have So Many Guitars
Steve Haynie replied to Dutchman's topic in Hamer Fan Club Messageboard
One day someone is going to ask me to play some rock-a-billy. There needs to be a Gretsch in my arsenal. One day I will master flamenco guitar, which requires a guitar made for flamenco rather than just a nylon string classical style that is necessary for playing baroque parts in prog rock songs. There are times that a seven string guitar with a locking tremolo bridge is required. One must be ready for that at all times. Only a Telecaster will play those classic country licks. The reason for multiple Les Pauls is that with different pickups in each of them you can get the tones of far more famous guitar players, and everyone notices that. One needs an OM or 000 sized guitar because the volume of a Dreadnaught is not always necessary. A Stratocaster is a must for half of the classic rock I play. A 335 is different from a 355, and you really have to have both to play Allman Brothers and Rush music. You cannot expect me to play gypsy jazz on a guitar with a scale length less than 26 inches. A dozen Hamer guitars barely establishes the wide range of musical applications they were made for.- 20 replies
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Quick question about a band
Steve Haynie replied to Dave Scepter's topic in Hamer Fan Club Messageboard
It was not politics or religion, so it is all good. -
Quick question about a band
Steve Haynie replied to Dave Scepter's topic in Hamer Fan Club Messageboard
As for the tire, AI sometimes just makes up details. There is a YouTube video out there that explains enhanced video for television shows from the past. They are made to look like contemporary high definition video. AI enhances the viewer's perception of clarity, but details in the background sometimes get filled with garbage details. Award certificates that were never meant to be read have some nonsense spelled out. Sports team banners may have incorrect names or spellings. "Home Sweet Home" can become something else. -
That was so dumb it drained me of the ability to say something about it. The rest of my day is going to be spent trying to recover from being dragged down by that level of stupidity. You know, @Submariner85, you really ruined my day.
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TDC - Jennifer Finch, 59 (L7 bassist)
Steve Haynie replied to alantig's topic in Hamer Fan Club Messageboard
Someone I worked with died from brain cancer. A month before his death we had a decent conversation, but he had a rough voice. -
Um... Am I done with traditional amps now?
Steve Haynie replied to LucSulla's topic in Hamer Fan Club Messageboard
I have an amp that does quite well without a pedal. Overdrives have done nothing for me except take out some high frequencies. The Robin Trower overdrive did nothing for me when it was used with an unmodified Fender Bassman head. Volume knobs work better for me. So why do people use overdrives? What are they doing that I have not learned to do?