Guitar
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Having been a fan of Burns guitars for a number of years it's a little embarrassing that it was not until I saw this guitar that I heard of Hayman guitars. Haymans didn't really make their way across the pond. I had never seen them before.
I was hooked immediately.
I now have a hunk of walnut with a hayman body shape drawn upon it awaiting my saw and router.
This early 1970s Hayman 4040 bass was repainted at some point but seems to have aged quite well, even if it somewhat belies its own heritage.
Currently on eBay for $875 US
R.W. Haller
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Guitar
Vintage Hayman 4040 Bass guitar with custom aftermarket paint work
guitarz.blogspot.com:
Having been a fan of Burns guitars for a number of years it's a little embarrassing that it was not until I saw this guitar that I heard of Hayman guitars. Haymans didn't really make their way across the pond. I had never seen them before.
I was hooked immediately.
I now have a hunk of walnut with a hayman body shape drawn upon it awaiting my saw and router.
This early 1970s Hayman 4040 bass was repainted at some point but seems to have aged quite well, even if it somewhat belies its own heritage.
Currently on eBay for $875 US
R.W. Haller
© 2015, Guitarz - The Original Guitar Blog - the blog that goes all the way to 11!
Please read our photo and content policy.
- 1973 Hayman 3030. The Happy Birthday To R.w. Edition
guitarz.blogspot.com: Firstly, my apologies for a minimal amount of posts recently. Life has been pretty busy and though the actual posting of cool guitar pictures doesn't take long, the scouring of the web to find said guitars takes a while. I...
- G&l Interceptor Fretless Bass From 1984
guitarz.blogspot.com: These days I feel more at home playing bass than guitar, and thus find myself more drawn to basses when perusing the racks in guitar shops, browsing the web, etc. I'm especially drawn to fretless basses; my first ever bass was...
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guitarz.blogspot.com: Though I'm not one to typically celebrate milestones I'm in the unique position of having been a fan of Guitarz for a lot longer than I've been a contributor. So, I thought since I was going to abuse my power I'd...
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guitarz.blogspot.com: After Sunday's lovely 60s Vox Grand Prix, we have another classic British guitar. This time from the 70s. This beauty is currently on Ebay. The seller doesn't go into much detail except to say that this is a 70s...
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