Blowouts!

That finish makes me crazy! Why would they DO that to such a great guitar?

Oh well. Something for everyone.

Got any Eclipses in someting not candy-coated?

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That finish makes me crazy! Why would they DO that to such a great guitar?
Different strokes for dfferent folks I guess. I think that's one of the coolest guitar finishes I've ever seen! I hope someone buys it soon; my resolve is starting to wear thin.

-Austin

 
Like I said Austin, something for everyone /emoticons/default_wink.png

It's a killer price on a KILLER guitar. I love mine to death.

 
an eclipse for all intents is a proto/ss1/newer phantom body slightly modified...

absolutey love the look , especially the pickups., but would like to be able to intonate my guitars...

 
an eclipse for all intents is a proto/ss1/newer phantom body slightly modified...absolutey love the look , especially the pickups., but would like to be able to intonate my guitars...
They intonate beautifully, and that is a great price on that guitar.

What's fun is to convert it to a P-90 in the bridge......

 
an eclipse for all intents is a proto/ss1/newer phantom body slightly modified...absolutey love the look , especially the pickups., but would like to be able to intonate my guitars...
They intonate beautifully, and that is a great price on that guitar.

What's fun is to convert it to a P-90 in the bridge......
I wondered about that, and also wondered what it would be like to be able to mix levels on the pickups, so I lifted a set of Eclipse pickups and put 'em in a Special, just for grits and shins. That was about 5 months ago and the P-90's ain't made it back in to that Special. Testament to those Eclipse Duncans.

And the Eclipses intonate just fine.

 
My Eclipse STAYED in tune better than any other guitar I've owned.

 
My Eclipse STAYED in tune better than any other guitar I've owned.
Still does.

I pulled it out last night after it being packed in its case for a month and moved to my new house by my gorilla of a brother and beastly friends (rough roadies, but damned efficient house movers) and I think I had to just touch the tuner on the low E, which was only a few cents out.

It's a fine workhorse of a guitar.

 
Wow, Olney is only about 15 minutes away from me (I'm in Clarksville).

Is the Eclipse at your store? Anyway, nice to know there's a Hamer dealer so close...

Jack

 
Had to run some errands, so I rocketed over to Olney to test drive the candy green machine. Nice guitar, love the sound of those pickups - bridge isn't the typical overdone ice-pick-twang as on most guitars. Noticed a ding on lower edge, otherwise a very clean ax. Neck seemed slinkier than typical for mid-90's set- neck Hamers. This Eclipse might have followed me home if I my PRS would have sold. Sorry, didn't check the intonation.

Overall, I was impressed with Dave's store. Reminds me of those cool little shops you used to see alot more of ten years ago...

 
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