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Location: Waurika OK | Can anyone tell me which model this is? Could not find anything exactly like it on the Hamer site. The Echotone has four control knobs, but dot inlays.
What about the price? If it is an Echotone it would appear to be too much.
I would like to have a Hamer and that style, but don't want to over pay.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=7329221465&rd |
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Location: NJ | import jazzbox not sure of the model. I think they sold new for around 500 but I just don't remember. I am not aces on the import hamer stuff it changes too rapidly |
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Location: Waurika OK | thanks Al,
I thought it was probably going to be an import. If I get a Hamer, I want it to be USA. |
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Location: NJ | simple test
all usa hamers have HAMER USA on the headstock
no exceptions |
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Location: Midland, MI | I wonder what percentage of guitars purchased in, say, Europe, are of US origin, as compared to those of, say, Pacific Rim origin.
In other words, are USian guitars perceived as superior by guitarists in other countries or is it a US-centric thing to prefer USian guitars?
Disclaimer: All of my guitars are USian. |
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Location: Nova Scotia, Canada | Although not from Europe I think the general consensus abroad is the USA versions of all makes and models are considered superior or are at least preferred.
There might be a couple of exceptions to this such as the '80's Japan Fenders which were superior to the American offerings of the period.
Wayne |
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OT What Hamer is this?