BCR Greg

Damn, that's a cute guy, there.... hahaha.

OOPs, you are correct. That one fell into the wrong folder. Some more Brad Whitford guitars, since I started it.... And his Korina Standard with my pickups in it.... His most recent guitar boats....

Just found these...

I took a few spankings to get that Standard made. Duane is good people, his prices are below what the guitars are worth....don't try to beat these down. The Studio.....

5 times as long, 5 times as much. Not really.....

Nope. More fun.....

Found these from when I did some work for Rick...... Now you know how the checker hits the edges......

Bound FLAGGED heads are cool, too.

Get another drummer and continue.

Not seen is this pic: the deep drag marks in the dirt from the man's cojones.

He's in California right now. Some pix from the man.... Everyone else is a poser compared to the Butcherman.

Dave, call me when you can. I have a long history with my departed father's cancer, and may be able to help you deal with this. He was diagnosed with Stage 4 Non-Hodgekin's Lymphoma in 1980. He died of a heart attack in his sleep in 2000, after 12 remissions. Those 20 years were up and down, and I learned a lot about cancer, about healing and about faith.

*whew* Glad THAT got figgered out!

QUOTE(59burst @ Jun 1 2008, 01:54 PM) * So as long as I'm turning toward the treble strings I'm tightening the rod on the Hamer, yes? That's how mine worked. But I still see that as counter-clockwise.. huh.gif No. Yours could NOT have done that. Not if it is a Hamer. Tightening a truss rod bends the head back, loosening it bends the head forward.

Turning towards the bass side straightens the neck on a Hamer, Gibson, any other guitar with a truss rod. Turning towards the treble side allows the strings to bow the neck. On a double action truss rod, turning towards the treble side will eventually add bow, regardless of string tension. With a Fender, the adjustment is on the body end, so the above is reversed. Hamer uses single action truss rods, as does Fender.

looks great, Roy!

All. Mine are just silly light!

SOLD! Thanks for playing.

That's the idea, I wanted a modern 4 digit......

It's hollow, kippers. Light mahogany scooped out with tender loving care. We started getting chambered Standards a few years ago, and now ALL Standards are chambered. It gives you a louder guitar, acoustically and makes the plugged in tone magic, indeed.

Yours will show on the main page, Fruitybat.

Sick guitar, just sick. Looking for a home.

http://web.archive.org/web/20001214103100/...d&Board=hfc http://web.archive.org/web/20001206064200/...merfanclub.com/

Notice that it's a push/push knob. Fun!