Hamilton 43
Hamilton 43 was built for Captain Kyle Hamilton of Station 43 of the Dallas Fire Department. It is the first piece from the First Responder Series. The guitar features a fire engine red basswood body with the burst effect from real fire, personalized graphics, and custom made knobs. The power from the single Guitar Heads Hexbucker has enough grit to rock out to the classic tunes played by his band, but can also hit the warm, mellow sounds of some of the vintage oldies he plays as well. Some of the unique features include custom knobs, diamond plate control cover, and strap made from real fire hose.
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