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That PBT circuit looks interesting. A youtube demo had a guy doing it on a Hamer. One volume control for rhythm and one volume control for lead is not really a thing for me. Neither PU is inherently lead or rhythm for me - just different sounds.

Holy moly - Kizanski sold his guitars? I haven't been around here in a bit, I missed some stuff!

In/Out of phase is a good idea. I don't think I can/will do coil tap. I'm not swapping the PUs and I think the ones in it don't have a tap.

HFCers, I have several studio that are the standard VVT+3way. I'm thinking of rewiring one of the Studios with one volume, one blend, and one tone. Not sure what to do with the 3 way. Any thoughts on this? Examples of a VBT+3 way? - would actually probably set the locations up as Vol, Tone, Blend. Still not sure about the 3 way options. Some other thoughts. I don't really use both Volumes to blend. Also, I set up so that 7 is clean and then up is dirtier on the volume. Two volumes make that a bit more complicated. Also, I just like to grab the one volume with my pinkie regardless of PU selector. My question here is seeking thoughts on playability, notes, options on 3 way, etc. Not a technical question related to the wiring diagram etc. A note, I posted this thought (V,Blend,T) in a post from 2014 in a different thread. Never did it.

Probably been mentioned before - sorry. But, I never saw Wilco with Hamers. Both pickups are plugged in?

We'll it has been about a year since I had it in central TX. Looks like it got as far as Tempe/Phoenix. Needs to keep moving. Who is next?

very cool

What a great ride this is. Thanks everyone!!! Life IS Good! Dude, Dwight Y. is one of the few country artists that make sense to me. And yes the video sucks based on the "set the phone somewhere to get a shot" production strategy. But a few key points. You rock. Your singer is great. And, we need to work on some gig swapping. Not sure how that works as I have no talent and play in an indie/pop rock band and you have talent and play in a country band. But hell, these are not the droids you're looking for. Fantastic lusculla. Rock on and pass it to some more Austin area HFCers. And us Texas HFCers need to make some attempt at community. Those DC area, Florida area, and Minneapolis are folks seem to have some coordination. I know Texas is big, but we are friendly.

Far cry from his original $3,000 listing. Told him then it was an 1985 and he told me I don't know what I'm talking about. Yes, you should bone up on your SS knowledge.

Though the trem on it says Jackson so I doubt that is original - not that that matters maybe.

Looks like someone is going to be in luck. http://www.ebay.com/itm/ORIGINAL-Hamer-USA-1984-BLACK-STEVE-STEVENS-WITH-ORIGINAL-CASE-PAPERS-/131423866660?pt=Guitar&hash=item1e99790f24 Not mine. But will be sold for market value more or less.

I've got one that I don't play currently. So, I was about to offer it. But as starting thinking about it, I'm not read to let it go. They are getting pretty rare. Besides, mines pretty beat up so you probably wouldn't want it.

Yes, go pro in the waterproof housing. I guess I need a different "case" for doing audio.

The Wyldbil has made its way to Austin, TX.

Fellow HFCers. Linked below is a short video of my evening with the Wyldbil Pirate Special. That was my first attempt at recording guitar and band with a GoPro - curious. The sound you hear on the video is not the sound in the room. The GoPro picks up a lot of audio/vibrations from whatever it is clamped to. At one point, I tune and there is no audible guitar in the room, but the GoPro picked it up loud and clear (it was clamped to the headstock). The video gets better at the 30 second mark or so if you are getting bored fast. I still have the Wyldbil and am working on getting it to the next participant in this silly adventure.