NGD x 2 - some serious sh*t!

[zorrow]

They have arrived, my Sonic Explorer x 2, by Paolo Salcuni. Haven’t tried them plugged, but they feel great in my hands and are surprisingly light. They came with hard cases, which I wasn’t expecting. Tone report will follow as soon as I’ll have time for that. Cheers!

[zorrow]

Two more pics before leaving it there. Enjoy the p0rn! 

[RobB]

Glorious. Are the body thicknesses Gibson or Hamer-esque?

[zorrow]

18 minutes ago, RobB said:

Glorious. Are the body thicknesses Gibson or Hamer-esque?

I will compare them side-by-side to my Standards, and then I’ll let you know. I remember one of The Twins mentioned here that these guitars looked Gibson-like pointy. To be continued…

[Biz Prof]

1 hour ago, zorrow said:

I will compare them side-by-side to my Standards, and then I’ll let you know. I remember one of The Twins mentioned here that these guitars looked Gibson-like pointy. To be continued…

They are definitely nice, but the body geometry is certainly more G than H.

[zorrow]

2 hours ago, Biz Prof said:

They are definitely nice, but the body geometry is certainly more G than H.

Yes, it’s less round. I haven’t had time today, because my kid is studying for a math exam and I’m the “math guy” at home. I’m still working with him. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[RobB]

22 minutes ago, zorrow said:

Yes, it’s less round. I haven’t had time today, because my kid is studying for a math exam and I’m the “math guy” at home. I’m still working with him. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Ayyyy, good-lookin’ kid! Obviously favors his mother’s side of the family…

[scottcald]

1 hour ago, zorrow said:

Yes, it’s less round. I haven’t had time today, because my kid is studying for a math exam and I’m the “math guy” at home. I’m still working with him. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Curiosity leads me to ask what math he's studying for?

[Hamerica]

Zorrow,

Congrats on the latest acquisitions!

Looks like your son is doing some algebra, I flunked algebra.  Would it happen to be group theory?  If so, can I borrow him?  I need him to assist me in figuring out how I can increase my group (Hamer collection) without my wife becoming suspicious .

Specifically Vector Spaces or in this case,  spaces for more Vectors. 

Lately when I  look at the formula it looks like this

XX + XY = (NMH)* 

*No more Hamers.  

Whatever formula you are using, it looks like you got the solution. 

Seriously, congrats on the new guitar day!

Hamerica    

[alantig]

4 hours ago, Hamerica said:

Lately when I  look at the formula it looks like this

XX + XY = (NMH)* 

*No more Hamers.  

Whatever formula you are using, it looks like you got the solution. 

Seriously, congrats on the new guitar day!

Hamerica    

The formulas are

XY + XX = zMH

and

XY + MH = zXX

Where z always solves to zero, where MH = More Hamers.

FWIW, this equation

XX + XY + MH

usually solves to an imaginary number, whereas

XX + MH

is irrational.

Edited September 19, 2024 by alantig

[zorrow]

13 hours ago, scottcald said:

Curiosity leads me to ask what math he's studying for?

Algebra. He’s an 8th grader. 

[zorrow]

4 hours ago, Hamerica said:

Zorrow,

Congrats on the latest acquisitions!

Looks like your son is doing some algebra, I flunked algebra.  Would it happen to be group theory?  If so, can I borrow him?  I need him to assist me in figuring out how I can increase my group (Hamer collection) without my wife becoming suspicious .

Specifically Vector Spaces or in this case,  spaces for more Vectors. 

Lately when I  look at the formula it looks like this

XX + XY = (NMH)* 

*No more Hamers.  

Whatever formula you are using, it looks like you got the solution. 

Seriously, congrats on the new guitar day!

Hamerica    

Algebra, yes, as I mentioned above.

I love math, I develop software professionally, so one could say math indirectly pays my bills… as well as my guitars.

Yet, “The Boss” is keeping an eye on me. I’ve  been in a buying spree lately, given I’m gravitating more to Explorers now than to Vees, and things have gone out of control —a couple of days ago I was talking to Gene (@BTMN) about this.

In short, if I do the math, this has to stop! 😛

[BTMN]

Tough equation seems to be 

XX + Time = NMNGD

[HSB0531]

1 hour ago, BTMN said:

Tough equation seems to be 

XX + Time = NMNGD

Needs to be:  HFC/247 = (MMNHD) - (NMOGD) x (Inf.)

Where: HFC/247=Standard Routine    MMNHD=Many More New Hamer Days    NMOGD=No More Other Guitar Days  (Inf.)=Infinity