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Thanks, that was a very good and adequate response to my question. Sounds good. Very interesting! Gabe 😀

Still I can hardly imagine playing fretless guitar, except for slide. Anybody knows of any listenable music played on such a guitar? Gabe 😀

Thanks to sapulpaguitaracademy for producing that and to brainkillsbeercells for posting it here. I am NOT on Facebook. So if not posted here would've missed it. Gabe 😀

The tuners look original to me. Gabe 😀

I'd be most interested in the Sire L7V with P-90's even if the GoldTop doesn't look as nice as the Hamer GoldTop models. Gabe 😀

Thanks, just purchased a Zendrive. Gabe 😀

Email sent. What a great forum this is!!! Gabe

+1 Saw him perform live last November at the Iridium Jazz Club in New York. Something to remember... Gabe

Van harte gefeliciteerd met je verjaardag, Conrad, en op de volgende 53! Gabe

I voted white, though both colours look great. Some time ago I had a Daytona in this colour (agree with Punkavenger that it is a bit too grey) with a tortoise pickguard, then I bought a white pearloid for it, which of course did not fit. Also great pickup selection, Kinmans rule. Gabe

You are probably right about the sound, but I was writing 'bout the feel of the neck. Gabe

Here is the great 1994 Daytona I bought from BCRGreg (picture also by Greg). It is much lighter than the 1997 Daytona I had before and what is really great is that the vibrato handle can be abused and the thing stays in tune. The pickups have been swapped now to a Kinman Woodstock Plus set with a K-9 switching system. That includes Knopfleresque sounds, Jimi-sounds , and P-90 sounds. Edited to add: the other thing I like more about this Daytona than about the 1997 blonde one is the maple neck. It is like the maple neck on my 1994 T-51 and it feels much better/smoother than the rosewood on the other one. Gabe

Admiral, This was not yours! Former Hamer employee Kevin Thiel, who I was friendly with, sent me this Daytona when Hamer was moving to CT and he was not . He hoped I would know someone that would want it. I think he knew I'd end up buying it from him. It's very light and plays and sounds great. ArnieZ First I had a 1997 rosewood board Daytona, which I liked, but it was very heavy. But then I got a 1994 T-51 with a maple board from Scott P. of The Gear Page and it is light and it sings and the maple board is very nice. So I needed a Daytona with the same kind of board and I got a 1994 Sunburst one from BCR Greg. And I couldn't be happier, because though it is heavier than my T-51 it is much lighter than my first Daytona. Gabe So I wanted a Daytona with the same kind of maple board. Got a 1994

How 'bout a purple Studio with EMG's and a tremolo? Gabe

Thanks for this post. I was there at the North Sea Jazz Festival in 2007 in Rotterdam (formerly the Festival was in The Hague). Great performance! I guess I was taken away by the show, sorry I did not see that lonely lady. However it was very very crowded. Gabe

Hello Andreas, I have one for sale. It is a 1999 Newport, with Bigsby and Phat Cats, Trans Sparkle Orange, currently strung with flatwound strings. I have been told it is probably one of the first five made. Location: The Netherlands. Please email me at [email protected] Gabe

HBD. Gabe

Hey David, I do not believe and do not believe in prayers. But I am surely sending out positive vibes to you. And I hope it will turn out to be not as bad as you may think. +1 on what Tomterific wrote. All the best. Gabe

My condolences. Take care. Gabe

HBD to all of you. Gabe

All the best to both of you. Gabe

Thanks Bernard, Harry and Conrad. Next time in Belgium I hope to meet Bernard and Conrad again. And Harry, when I am at my second home at De Hildenberg in Appelscha (just a couple of miles away from where you live, I think) I'll try to visit your company and buy some plants or trees. And thanks Peter for your offer (via PM), that is very kind. Gabe

That is a disappointment! I don't think this is exactly the right way of doing things.