show your multiple bass pictures!

[chromium]

I have no idea what those are worth, and I can't bear to go check, because I don't want to know if I can buy it from you or not (LOVE Doublecut style LP Jrs)

Jake I'm in both of these about 1400/ea.  Used to be you could get them in the sub-1K range, but have gradually been creeping up.  If you are lucky (and quick) you can occasionally still get closer to 12-1300 range.  Usually see a few pop up every year.

The dual pickup P90 Specials show up quite a bit more, tend to run $6-800, and also get great reviews.  Most of those have the TOM bridge...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Hamer-USA-Special-w-P90s-and-case-/111867008582?hash=item1a0bcb1646:g:00wAAOSwbdpWY3VG

...but you can sometimes find 'em with wraptails:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2004-Hamer-USA-Special-Mahogany-with-Lollar-P90s-wrap-tail-Grover-locking-OHSC-/221987189196?hash=item33af77b1cc:g:x8EAAOSwGotWjHev

I've always admired the Harmers from afar, but was way late to the game (first one in 2013).  Prices are getting more painful, but they are still really undervalued.  I've dumped a lot of other gear to get the chance to try some... and I have yet to be disappointed- top notch materials, borderline OCD/perfectionist builds, and gorgeous finishes.  A Gibson of equal caliber would cost dearly.

[Granny Gremlin]

  I said I didn't want to know.   

[chromium]

Haha 

Be warned... it's a slippery slope.




I'm a sucker for a pretty face

[Dave W]

The dual pickup P90 Specials show up quite a bit more, tend to run $6-800, and also get great reviews.  Most of those have the TOM bridge...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Hamer-USA-Special-w-P90s-and-case-/111867008582?hash=item1a0bcb1646:g:00wAAOSwbdpWY3VG

I had one of those in the 90s for about 3 years, in black. If I had kept it, I would definitely have gotten rid of the way-overwound Seymours and replaced them with vintage P90s. But I wound up trading it in for bass gear. 

[chromium]

I had one of those in the 90s for about 3 years, in black. If I had kept it, I would definitely have gotten rid of the way-overwound Seymours and replaced them with vintage P90s. But I wound up trading it in for bass gear. 

I finally heard the SD P90 for the first time today (model SP90-3B)... and uh... yeah.  Have to agree.  I reverted that Korina Jr. back to stock and put it on the block (don't need to keep both).  The Lollar that was in there before was a night and day improvement. 
It's this one from the look if it...
http://www.lollarguitars.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=LGP&Product_Code=202&Category_Code=P90-pickups

Pretty sure the yellow one I picked up has some vintage-spec Rio Grande made for the dealer that ordered 'em (I'll find out when I restring it one of these days).  Whatever it is, it sounds closer to the Lollar than the SD.