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"double locker Schaller tremolo?"  Umm, no. Not even close. Reason enough not to trust seller.  10 grand for it? Reason two.

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I don't believe that is Glenn's, I don't believe that's how that guitar left the Hamer shop, and I'd like to see under the pickguard and serial number.  I think that one is a reworked '80s Phantom.

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20 hours ago, Dave Scepter said:

I contacted the seller " he's pretty responsive" and apparently there's no serial number & says he's owned it for over 15 years

"No Serial Number" = Reworked, redone, refinished.  I'd want an "under the hood" shot...

Any chance of sharing the seller's first or last name?

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I have to agree with the rest of you that the Phantom GT replica guitar is overpriced,  has been refinished in black, and the electronics has been converted to a 2 humbucker guitar. I'm also not a fan of the Kahler tremolo bridge myself. The guitar with a missing serial number probably from having it refinished doesn't make me confident about buying it either. 

 

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3 hours ago, cmatthes said:

"No Serial Number" = Reworked, redone, refinished.  I'd want an "under the hood" shot...

Any chance of sharing the seller's first or last name?

Sure it's Kevin Pittse... I'm finding his answers to my questions somewhat vague raising a red flag... 

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It would be nice for $1000. $9k is crack-smoker territory. I'd like to see closer-ups of the inlays. The pics on Reverb look sketchy to me. 

BTW, I'm re-doing a Phantom I snagged on the cheap to be similar to this, but I'm never selling it and I'm keeping the original fretboard...

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Saw Priest last week and was hoping for Glen T. to appear at the end for a couple of songs to take a last look at him and his GT( do not think I'll ever want to go see Priest again), but never happened...But bought me Faulkner's Epi V - the only Epiphone I purchased in my life. 

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Well, actually, I did like the show. Rob was top notch, "Falcon" was great...I just can't get used to the idea of Andy on the right side, he is a good guitar player and all, but something is missing, like no connection to the band on stage. When Faulkner first hit the stage with Priest he fitted right in. Andy - feels like he is just temporary substitute. 

The V built perfectly, looks beautiful, and Ritchie actually played one thru the whole set, not his custom built, but actually an Epi and it sounded absolutely killer, but....it's been awhile since I seen a good fret job on an export model. I mean, they are good, large, fat, nicely installed, plecked probably, but - you could hear the scratching while bending, so they need polishing, that's the only complain so far. No biggie for me, I already polished them myself, but would be nice to have them glossy-shiny from factory.

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