All user reviews for the Hamer Sunburst Archtop Flametop

INDONESIA manufacture of exquisite
Mahogany body and neck flamed maple.
22 Jumbo Frets.
Seymour Duncan JB bridge and vintage SEYMOUR DUNCAN '59 race.
Vritable micro Seymour, ...
Bridge tune'O'matic
1 knob tone and two volume.
Selector.
Mahogany set neck.
Luter and micro config incredible for a guitar of this price: nine in flight case 490Euros ...

UTILIZATION

Handle very enjoyable kind Gibson, Good Access in acute.
Guitar relatively high given the density of wood (solid), but pretty good balance.
The sound of the Seymour Jeff Beck bridge offers a range from heavy rock to funk, the '59 vintage offers a crunchy sending the heavy and incisive clarity allows a lightweight with a chorus.
A sound config rather intended a guitar twice the price!

SOUNDS

Perfect for the "redneck mtallique" or "Agricore ",...
More srieusement it is perfect for jazz rock fusion, blues, and a wide range of more contemporary music.
It's not a guitar for mtal, but few fleurter without blushing with hard rock.

OVERALL OPINION

Used recently.
The selector is a bit too much rear of the guitar, but the MODEL that want this ...
The ratio quality price is just incredible.
Without returning to the microphones that the purchase reprsentent half or more of the price of the guitar ... The violin is irrprochable.
Saddle the table is a t carefully select varnishes are thick and smooth trs.
Hamer rpute recess is to provide quality instruments, this one is perfect and my taste does not suffer some criticism.

INDONESIA manufacture of the finest bills
Mahogany body and neck Flame Maple top, mine is quite natural
22 Jumbo Frets.
HAMER microphones sounds correct but have changed to metric of Phat Cat Seymour Duncan
Easel tune'O'matic
1 Knob tone and two volume (modified wiring for a real mixture and no break in possession of the volume pot is so central to zero).
3 pos selector.
Mahogany set neck. (Heel goes up 2 / 3 of the cavity microphones serious long tenon ?.... cavities in question are all painted in carbon).
Ms. gnral opinion on the quality of manufacture, it is quite scary even for our luthier EUROPEN. Hamer obviously did not want his guitars are made in asia cheap judges.

When empty, it sounds perfectly. I can compare it to all my other guitars without blushing, including my DNG ...

It's a pretty guitar lgre I find, compare Burny Les Paul that I have.

9 for the microphones.

UTILIZATION

Channel pleasant but wider than I usually tickle. but precisely confrotable was more room for the fingers. the balance is perfect with the thickness

Good balance, great access to the treble (double indentation, around the junction box 20 th

Sonority or the Paulian SGesque fairly standard (in mahogany, maple and rosewood with humbuckers ...)
Again, it sounds very much a blank, signed a production copy.

Pickups changs (phat cat seymour)

8 for the position of slecteur

SOUNDS

In fact, I like long mahogany set neck guitars. It is very similar to my DNG, same size, same config microphones, even config knobs. the handle is just a hair wider (1 mm may be). It should fit perfectly (nI did that for two days, unable to try a high volume.)

LesPaulien sound is a little clearer.

I play on a Classic 30 in which I live in trentre amp pusisance through my pedal board, I use a Tweed GT2 position very clean. My pedal board is Supplied (wah, phaser, chorus, delay, vibe .... and 2 overdrive series OCD H & K). I play 70's Rock.

I do not really like the modern metal utltra IN GENERAL
I like the crunch and overdrive "natural" has the marshall $

8 for the pickups a bit Lger

OVERALL OPINION

I covet this guitar for months, found in France, thank you ebay and the dollar right now, 250 including shipping, once again is seen indcent limit the quality. I'm not kidding, and I know that I recognize selmble a good guitar (I have a DNG Solicitating custom made) ....

I do it again this election without a problem, considering the price, the gold top is my eye .....

Note mine is a "'factory second" a priori pete lacquer rpar qusiment invisible ...