stormywaters

Yep. Heavy tube amps are the only way to go. My Boogie weighs at least 60 lbs, but it's totally worth it. Fer sher.

Our other guitarist plays a JM, and I really like the sounds he gets out of the thing. It's the AVRI version, and he did swap the OEM bridge for a Mustang trem, but all and all the sound compliments my P-90 Special and my '80 DiMarzio loaded Special pretty well. Then again, we are not the most "accessible" sounding band around. Still, sounds cool in my opinion.

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The dark lord Satan, of course.

That being said, out of the 12-15 Sunbursts I've owned, my red '82 is the one I held on to. Not the best sounding compared to some of the others, but it has "it" for me. Sweet Sunburst, great year and B/C to boot! Too bad I have nothing to offer in the way of acquiring it. wandering off topic a little... ... the best Hamer, and one of the sweetest playing guitars I have laid my hands on, is my '82 Sunburst. Mind you I haven't owned a dozen of them, but it does reinforce the fact that there are Sunbursts from the early Eighties that are as good as the earlier Sunbursts. Not that anybody said there was anything wrong with early Eighties Sunbursts. And of course I'm sure there were some not great Sunbursts from the "pre-production" era, although there may be less of them. Anyways, yeah. Back to the topic at hand.

Off topic, but you may want to try the SIB Varidrive. I love mine.

How is it that guitar only weighs 7lbs!?