Zandard Registry

Hamerica

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I got to thinking about some of the killer custom jobs and the 12K Natural on Ebay got me to wondering, just where are the Zandards at?

There was a least one in OKC, Elduave has one and ????

Just trying to keep my "where are they now knowledge up.

Hamerica

 
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Hamerica said:
I got to thinking about some of the killer custom jobs and the 12K Natural on Ebay got me to wondering, just where are the Zandards at?

There was a least one in OKC, Elduave has one and ????

Just trying to keep my "where are they now knowledge up.

Hamerica
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I sold mine for $12K on Ebay.

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Kidding of course. Kurtstuff bought and sold his, I believe to a gentleman with a handle with "SRV" in it.

Have tried to get more. No dice. Jol said I should have made those a "Designer Series" run of 10.

 
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Yo!

I've got#78.

I'd be the "OKC" owner. Even tho I'm on the east coast of OK. Next to the Black Sea Of Arkansas.

 
Opps, I didn't know there was a formal name "Zandard" representing a specific guitar. I just used the term in the other thread to reflect a Dean Z and a Hamer Standard that were shown together....Hence Zandard.

 
I LOVE that run Dave. Great idea. I consider this my "Zandard". /emoticons/default_biggrin.png/emoticons/default_biggrin.png/emoticons/default_biggrin.png

It's an '01 Standard Custom I hope to age gracefully.

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Brooks said:
explain the term "zandard". robin zander standard?
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Hey Brooks!

I don't think anybody answered the question so I will try to do my best.

I believe that the guitar in question is #0004 and originally was a gift from Rick Nielsen to Robin Zander. Hencefore, the nickname Zandard.

If you have purchased the recently released 30th Anniversary at Budokan, you can get a couple of shots of the Zandard in action with Rick.

It is also on page 125 of the Guitars of the Stars book that Bill Rich put out a few years ago.

The Elduave run of three is one of the coolest limited Standard runs in a long time.

I was hoping that Hamer might decide to make some reissues of #0055 but as of this date, it has not been done.

Best wishes,

Hamerica

 
Although I've resigned myself to not buy anymore NEW Hamers, I would buy a Zandard if given the chance.

 
kenjones said:
I took this picture when I saw Cheap Trick in 1979.

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yeah...Louisville Gardens, 12APR79, and he played it for Need Your Love and sometimes in the first couple of songs. I was not allowed to attend that Trick concert and had to wait entire year to be permitted to experience my first rock concert: Rush-Permanent Waves-april 80.

0225 is for sale and 'cheap' at $3.75K..

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Really nice pic Ken!

Brings back memories.

Bump for Kilroy on the Standard Sale - Good Luck!

Hamerica

 
thanx!!!

Hamerica said:
Brooks said:
explain the term "zandard". robin zander standard?
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Hey Brooks!

I don't think anybody answered the question so I will try to do my best.

I believe that the guitar in question is #0004 and originally was a gift from Rick Nielsen to Robin Zander. Hencefore, the nickname Zandard.

If you have purchased the recently released 30th Anniversary at Budokan, you can get a couple of shots of the Zandard in action with Rick.

It is also on page 125 of the Guitars of the Stars book that Bill Rich put out a few years ago.

The Elduave run of three is one of the coolest limited Standard runs in a long time.

I was hoping that Hamer might decide to make some reissues of #0055 but as of this date, it has not been done.

Best wishes,

Hamerica
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No engraved covers. It looks like it came from Squiggy's Guitars before the guy I bought it from. /emoticons/default_laugh.png

Double Creams are WCR Darkburst neck and Ironman bridge. /emoticons/default_laugh.png

 
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