All this is a repost from back in the day. I STILL WOULD KILL A MAN for that Korina Vector, the Jr V, and the Ventura...
San Diego, April 22, 2004
1997 Hamer Korina Vector: Flying V shaped (in case you didn't know, the Vector is Hamers V), setneck, natural finish, gold hardware, white pickguard, #29 of 72, serial #747842
80s Hamer Vector KK: flame maple over mahogany body, mahogany setneck, trans red finish (worn through on top edge from forearm), chrome hardware, emg 81, chrome kahler pro w/ stainless steel rollers and 1 BLACK SADDLE (high E), serial #411299
80s Hamer Vector KK (beater): Stripped paint w/ remnants of yellow and silver paint in cavities, routed for Floyd but has flatmount Kahler, setneck, notch cut into tip of headstock like small dean but offset, no pickguard (holes remain), dark patches across face from finger oil. Signed by a couple of dudes from Godsmack. "Formula 400" emblem from a Pontiac Firebird on body face upper wing, serial # sanded off
1990s BC Rich USA Jr. V Standard: Black finish, throughneck, original Floyd Rose, chrome hardware (except for black locknut), sticker that says: "NO MONEY, NO JOB, NO CAR, BUT I'M IN A BAND,"2 green pearl opposing arrowhead inlays at 12th fret, reverse hockey stick headstock, large paint chip on treble side on the back of the neck, various small white scrapes. Inside the the trem cavity there is a small area with no black paint that says "Mark's V" under the clearcoat. Forgot serial #
80s Flying V copy: Actually a Hondo Revival model, but has Gibson logo on headstock. Black w/ white body binding, black flatmount Kahler non trem w/ gold saddles. Black hardware, no serial #
70s Ventura Bass Guitar: Jap copy of Gibson Ripper, maple body/neck, natural finish, setneck, chrome hardware/ pickups, Badass II bridge mounted on black plastic spacer plate, 4-WAY Gibson style Varitone thingy, no serial #
I was offering a reward of $500 for all 6, which I know is nothing compared to the worth of the guitars, but if you want me to I'll still gladly shell it out.
Thanks for bearing with me and I give you full authorization to mangle whoever you see with any/all of these guitars.
Brandon Sellers
bransellers1@aol.com
619 518 1951
San Diego, April 22, 2004
1997 Hamer Korina Vector: Flying V shaped (in case you didn't know, the Vector is Hamers V), setneck, natural finish, gold hardware, white pickguard, #29 of 72, serial #747842
80s Hamer Vector KK: flame maple over mahogany body, mahogany setneck, trans red finish (worn through on top edge from forearm), chrome hardware, emg 81, chrome kahler pro w/ stainless steel rollers and 1 BLACK SADDLE (high E), serial #411299
80s Hamer Vector KK (beater): Stripped paint w/ remnants of yellow and silver paint in cavities, routed for Floyd but has flatmount Kahler, setneck, notch cut into tip of headstock like small dean but offset, no pickguard (holes remain), dark patches across face from finger oil. Signed by a couple of dudes from Godsmack. "Formula 400" emblem from a Pontiac Firebird on body face upper wing, serial # sanded off
1990s BC Rich USA Jr. V Standard: Black finish, throughneck, original Floyd Rose, chrome hardware (except for black locknut), sticker that says: "NO MONEY, NO JOB, NO CAR, BUT I'M IN A BAND,"2 green pearl opposing arrowhead inlays at 12th fret, reverse hockey stick headstock, large paint chip on treble side on the back of the neck, various small white scrapes. Inside the the trem cavity there is a small area with no black paint that says "Mark's V" under the clearcoat. Forgot serial #
80s Flying V copy: Actually a Hondo Revival model, but has Gibson logo on headstock. Black w/ white body binding, black flatmount Kahler non trem w/ gold saddles. Black hardware, no serial #
70s Ventura Bass Guitar: Jap copy of Gibson Ripper, maple body/neck, natural finish, setneck, chrome hardware/ pickups, Badass II bridge mounted on black plastic spacer plate, 4-WAY Gibson style Varitone thingy, no serial #
I was offering a reward of $500 for all 6, which I know is nothing compared to the worth of the guitars, but if you want me to I'll still gladly shell it out.
Thanks for bearing with me and I give you full authorization to mangle whoever you see with any/all of these guitars.
Brandon Sellers
bransellers1@aol.com
619 518 1951