The Shark

My "Ulster" pink relic "parts" guitar...

My Chubtone...

I wonder who really owns the dreadnought body shape...

F' Fender...courtesy of Danocaster.

He should do another small exclusive run. Charge $7,500 like everyone else does for boutique guitars.

It is a "god" amongst mere "mortals"...

There's a black one that had a hard life early on. My buddy brought it back from the dead. It will remain as long as I do...

Yeah, everybody knows. I'm keeping the two I have. Liquidating the Standards as I think my Ultimate's are some of the best guitars I've ever owned.

I lurk...

How much for just one?

They always reminded me of a bottle opener...

I've been offered 7K for mine. I'm pondering it.

He's doing something right. I keep him as a favorite. Some cool guitars pass through his hands. Lots of my friends have "stability" problems.

Well, shit. Honestly, at $50 shipped I'm losing money! Good luck in your search. DR

FV-500L and has velcro on the bottom. Otherwise, very good shape.

The Charlotte bridge is zebra and reads 12.78K. Tapped four conductor. The Ultimate Charlotte Set is double cremes with the neck reading 12.82K and the bridge reading 12.72K. Single conductor. Pickups are mint (never used) Thanks.

It has more to do with the length of the cable than anything. My bandmate Steve was a firm believer that a coiled cable sounded better than the same length straight cable. Then, Eric Johnson made it so. Frankly, the treble and presence controls on the amp mitigate the need for a coiled cable. JMHO. I do, however, have a coiled cable in my gig case, if my wireless units fail. It's more of a trip precaution than anything...

Get your own material! 😇

It will be the first of the week before I get over to my storage. I have a gig tomorrow and Mother's Day on Sunday. I'll let you know. DR

I'll scoot over to the "vault" and shoot a pic for you. I believe it's the stereo one.

I did it on purpose to try to draw out a certain curmudgeon that lurks here. Now, that's torn asunder. 😆

There's also a set of Custombuckers. Price is $400.

I'll be at the Sarasota Guitar Show on June 5th, 6th and 7th. I figured I might have some stuff the Hamer Forum faithful might want. I can get pics for you or you can call me, if you PM me for info. I'd prefer to sell the stuff here. All items are shipped free. Rolph PAF set "underwound" for $350. Two really nice aged nickel covers for $45. LovePedal Mosferatu pedal for $145 (has the good transistors). Early Wizz humbuckers (no paperwork and no logos) for $600 (I don't have provenance, but they are the shit). Gibson Rhythm and Lead Pro pickups for $250. Boss Volume Pedal (the industry standard) for $50. Gravelin "Ultimate Charlotte" set for $350. "PTP" Indonesian PAF pickups for $100 (they sound pretty good). Seymour Duncan custom mini-humbucker four conductor pickup for $125. Gibson Sonex 180 pickups known as "Velvet Bricks" by Bill Lawrence for $350. Thorn Staple P-90 set for $350. Ron doesn't sell these anymore. Stewart MacDonald Golden Age 5400-Z/5401-Z set for $100 (highly underrated PAFs). Gibson Pat# from the mid-sixties (re-wind required)) for $150. Generic humbucker for $30??? Gravelin Ultimate Charlotte for $150 (not sure about the measurements, but I can find out!). Fender Tele pickup (generic import model) for $50. Marshall Gold logo reproduction for $40. Nickel Grovers from 2001 for $175. Celestion Greenback 25Watt speakers (2) for $300 (plastic mag covers are damaged, but pickups sound great). Stevens Pat Pend pre-1952 slide for $50. Oahii steel slide for $35. Oahu Diamond thirties slide for $35. Let me know.

This is all I have for now. The guitar is in storage and I'm going to get it out about a day or two before the show. The back is mahogany (of course) and the sunburst on the back matches the front. Will Boggs GregWinds with taps. I don't have the original pickups.

Right now, they're "proprietary", but very much in the "G" realm. I have them in another Hendrick and they are really like a lower wind PAF. They remind me of the pickups in my purple sparkle Gretsch Jet that were designed by Tim Shaw.