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Expert: H-Bomb - 11/11/2009
Question
A guitar I'm interested in appears to be a Hoyer,but there is no name on it.
If it were a true Hoyer,wouldn't the name be there?
Thank you.
Reggie
Answer
To my knowledge, it should indeed have some logo or brand indicator on it. Your best bet is to try to get some decent photos of it and refer to Gruhn Guitars (just Google them), they are one of the more up-to-snuff places to authenticate such an uncommon piece.
Good luck, and thanks for writing!
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