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1995 Hamer USA Studio w OHSC at Empire Guitars for $1199. Great price. Also listed on Reverb at higher price.

I owned a 2002 Monaco Elite in BCR Burst that was chambered. It weighed seven pounds and 13 ounces. The chambered Monaco Elites seem to be relatively rare.

The Hamer T-62 has a 7/8 sized alder body with Pao Ferro fretboard while Daytona has a full sized body (typically ash). I have both and greatly prefer the Daytona, even though the T-62 has a nicer birdseye maple neck.

The last time I saw the Nightfire Tally change hands on the HFC, @trashedman came up the winner. Epic custom order.

I see someone has made an offer for it on Reverb. Still available on both sites as of now.

Great looking 2008 Hamer USA Talladega '59 Burst Sunburst with OHSC at Thunder Road for $1,999 + $99 shipping. Also listed on Reverb at a higher price.

There is a decent Hamer USA Standard case on Reverb. $175 plus $90 shipping.

That’s greatness.

Newport Pro BE (Birds Eye)

Great price on the Artist!

Thanks for the info.

The Kal David Daytonas and T-51s are the only ones I have seen with personalized logos. The following Kal David T-51 is on the Hamer Workshop Blog Here is a link to a "Custom Order" Kal David T-51 on Reverb. I believe these were made for Kal and not an artist model sold to the public.

JF mentioned playing an ‘81 Hamer Prototype w St. Vincent in Guitar World earlier this year: Which of those guitars do you most often turn to? “A ’61 Fender Jazzmaster, which is Fiesta Red with a matching headstock. I’ve been playing that on stage a lot with St. Vincent lately. Another is a first-year [1981] Hammer Prototype; it’s such a cool guitar. I got into that from James Honeyman-Scott…” ——————

A Yamaha 12 string that was soon replaced by a 60’s Fender Mustang.

Korina Artist

Music Zoo has ended the listing. They have the guitar on consignment.

I did a quick search and found that Mahar's Vintage Guitars and Lovies Guitars had previously sold this same guitar with a "finish crack" on the back of the headstock in the same location as the nick / scratch mentioned above. From Mahar's Vintage Guitars website: ...one finish crack on the back of the neck where the headstock transitions into the neck. This is not a crack, just a finish line that looks like checking, but it is likely from a slight stress to the neck at some point. Included below are links to Mahar's and Lovies' Reverb listings for this guitar, with their photos of the damage and COA's for serial # 5 54016 Mahar's Lovies

Will do, and will look forward to seeing you there. Interesting Neil Young is the headliner and appearing on the first night. I have seen a lot of great bands at B&B in previous years. Great venue, especially if you are staying within walking distance.

1) Larkin Poe, Tyler Bryant and Fastball this Saturday 6/22 at the resurrected Mississippi River Festival in Alton, IL. 2) Neil Young, Beck, and several other bands at Bourbon and Beyond 2024 in Louisville.

I hope it was legit and an HFC member got a good deal. The $350 reference leads me to believe it was HFC click-bait.

Yes, it could be the wrong COA. There are so few of these in red w BRW fretboard though it is in unicorn territory.

The marks in the circled areas appear to be guitar hanger rash. I would check out the nick / scratch in the white finish between the circled areas, as the crescent shape is similar to what I have seen w headstock cracks. Not saying this is the case, but if I were in the market, I would investigate further. If this guitar was hot property, adding a garish stinger in white to cover serial number yet still including the CoA would not make sense. The best option for this guitar would have been to leave it stock. Second best option would have been to leave it stock. Third best option IMHO would have been to have the stinger added in black and retain the serial number.

30th Anniversary #004 & #025

This appears to be a scam listing. It uses the same pictures and description as a 1982 Sunburst that was listed on Reverb over the weekend for $2900 and quickly sold. Guitar was located in Indiana.