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68 ExcellentAbout bsteff666
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- Birthday 05/01/1973
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guitars
Steve Stevens II, ‘81 Special, ‘81 Graphic Special, ‘80 Special, I hope to get more Hamers
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amps
Friedman Smallbox 50 wildwood, Bray modded Marshall plexi, Marshall jmp 50thann. 1 watt combo, Marshall Class 5
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fx
Fulltone fd2, Fulltone Clyde, Fulltone dejavibe, other stuff too
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www.instagram.com/briansteff
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Gender
Male
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Location
Around the way...
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Interests
50’s Les Paul Juniors, Charvels from the original factory years, plenty of other things.
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Gretsch Family Archives / Hal Zwicke Estate Auction
bsteff666 replied to velorush's topic in Hamer Fan Club Messageboard
Yes. The Wilbury guitars are crap unfortunately. But I always wanted one as a conversation piece or wall hanger. I can’t believe the prices those brought. And I can’t believe so many of them in the hardtail/2 humbucker configuration. I have rarely seen those. -
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I am also intrigued by this pedal. Pete Thorn makes it sound really good.
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Songs I Don't Ever Need To Hear Again
bsteff666 replied to kizanski's topic in Hamer Fan Club Messageboard
Yes. I’ve had my fill of both of these. Enough for the rest of my life. -
NAD - 1987 Marshall Artist 3203
bsteff666 replied to JOE_CPWE's topic in Hamer Fan Club Messageboard
Yes. I agree. Tight low end. I loved the 1965 A&B cabs. Sounded really good & so much easier to toss in the car & take to gigs. This discussion is making me wish I still had that rig. -
NAD - 1987 Marshall Artist 3203
bsteff666 replied to JOE_CPWE's topic in Hamer Fan Club Messageboard
I used to gig with one back in the early 90’s. I had the same head with a pair of matching 4x10 cabs...a slant & a straight...a full but smaller stack. It was fun. Both channels sounded good to me at the time. -
Way played guitars.No Relics!
bsteff666 replied to ARM OF HAMER's topic in Hamer Fan Club Messageboard
My ‘56 Les Paul Junior. I don’t name guitars...but this one came with a name. One guess what it is...- 12 replies
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Doug Kauer builds fantastic guitars. That is one of only a few V’s that he ever built. I believe that finish is done with white grain filler & black dye. Some call it a doghair finish.
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A Special thread...Gibson LP Specials vs Hamer Specials
bsteff666 replied to JOE_CPWE's topic in Hamer Fan Club Messageboard
1950’s Les Paul Juniors & Specials are my favorite guitars ever. I have a flock of them. Single cuts, Doublecuts...(1956-1960). I love everything about them. Wraptail bridges. Lightweight slab bodies. P-90’s (although one of mine is modded with humbuckers). They just sound & feel like home. The perfect rock guitar for me. I like them much better than the typical carved top Les Paul. I really have not tried any of the new ones...but I have heard good things about the newest ones. I recently picked up a couple of 80-81 sustainblock Hamer Specials (after wanting on -
That was a really great band. I got to see them live once...that was probably 2014...They were touring with Blackberry Smoke. I became an instant fan. The first self titled record is excellent. I didn’t like the second & third record as much...the original drummer & one of the original guitar players were gone by then & the chemistry changed a bit.
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Wow. That’s cool. That would be fun to tweak around with. The snakehead esquire In his store looks nice as well.
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CL 1980 Sunburst
bsteff666 replied to Joe G's topic in For Sale - Wanted to Buy - PIF - eBay & Other PSAs
I love the looks of this. Based on the wear...I think it looks like original finish with just the lighting making it look a little weird. I would love to have a green Sunburst or Special.