Salmon Blush?

[BCR Greg]

Your smell is a good one, too.

We just got your scent out of the carpet.

[Nuclear Wessel]

Wonder if Hamer would consider doing their 80's switching system for H-S-S pickup arangements. A three way toggle and a two way toggle. IIRC, with the two way in position 1, you got

bridge only

middle only

neck only

from the three way.

With the two way in position 2, you got

bridge only

bridge/middle

neck/middle

from the three way.

So on their 80's SS1's and Prototypes, you got all the standard combinations other guitar companies offered with a 5 way selector, but using two switches.

I guess if you didn't mind drilling a hole and adding another switch, you could modify the wiring on a guitar like that Studio Custom to Hamer's 80's H-S-S wiring scheme easily and without much danger of really screwing up the front of the guitar, long as you don't slip with that drill!

[silentman]

Well, he's a lawyer... can they even play with any feeling? Do they have feelings?

[BCR Greg]

Well, he's a lawyer... can they even play with any feeling? Do they have feelings?

No, that's why they are "liars".

[Jack C]

Well, he's a lawyer... can they even play with any feeling? Do they have feelings?

Lou's second best post ever.

[atquinn]

Hamer was willing to put a push pull pot in the guitar but said it wouldn't be up to their standards.

I didn't want to name names because I could remember which Mike it was . As to not wanting to use a push-pull because of quality reason, Ron Thorn recently came to the same conclusion on his guitars, which puts Hamer in good company as far as I'm concerned.

-Austin