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Re: This month\'s Guitar World
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">[img]graemlins/laugh.gif[/img] I was thinking the same thing.
About Hamer... they don't seem too interested in making shredder-type guitars any more. They're more into the 22-fret, old-school/vintage look, which is fine, but they are a classy operation and only make about 13 or so guitars a week all by hand. If they could make Dave a 24-fret V similar to their Vector models (which would be similar to a Y2KV), I'd personally love to own one, but I'm sure the price would skyrocket and Hamer definitely wouldn't be able to knock them out as fast.
Originally posted by Hyperfuzz:
I can also picture the Gibson people saying "Quick, hide the Iommi SG, maybe he won't notice!" [img]graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]
I can also picture the Gibson people saying "Quick, hide the Iommi SG, maybe he won't notice!" [img]graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]
About Hamer... they don't seem too interested in making shredder-type guitars any more. They're more into the 22-fret, old-school/vintage look, which is fine, but they are a classy operation and only make about 13 or so guitars a week all by hand. If they could make Dave a 24-fret V similar to their Vector models (which would be similar to a Y2KV), I'd personally love to own one, but I'm sure the price would skyrocket and Hamer definitely wouldn't be able to knock them out as fast.
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