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I also ,moved all the pedals over one position. I was planning on adding a "zero" pedal and never bought the parts to complete the install.

This guitar I have had for 10 years. It's mechanically sound and plays very well. Looks great. The case on the other hand looks rough but it functions. The one thing that is not perfect is the RKR(E lever) is missing it's screw that holds it to the undercarriage. It came with an incorrect screw and ...

Thank you anyways. Looking for original.

looking for an MSA Semi-Classic S10 Case.

thanks,

Thank you!

The link in this tread is no longer good. I was hoping to find motel time again tab. Anyone have a link to that?

thank you,
mike

PSG since 2012
Pak-a-seat since 2019

I'll take it. I'll paypal ya as soon as you respond

Also might be worth noting my 4&8 knee levers are both on the right side.

I have an open slot for a zero pedal as well.

Yes it is. I have both the raise and lower to 4&8.

looking for information on what would be the best new "change" to add to my 1972 MSA Semi-Classic 3X2. Been playing now for seven years on this guitar. I've never(virtually never) played another guitar with more changes. My guitar has the machining done for 1 more pedal or lever. Was think...

I have a 1972 Semi-Classic that looks identical to yours. Plays great. It is my first and only guitar I bought in 2012. Ive done a couple minor mods. My guitar had the end plate on the changer side with little holes for the pull rod hex nuts go through. They were always getting caught in the holes e...

I'm looking for a band to play with. I've been playing the PSG for two years. I would rather not learn a ton of "new country" covers.

not sure if the ingredients of the cleaner you're using and the changer parts are comparable but word to the wise. My MSA Semi-Classic changer has plastic spacers between the fingers. When carb cleaner was applied it attacked (melted) the plastic spacers. Better to dismantle and clean all parts sepa...

Has anyone ever replaced the wheels on the cases? The ones on mine are cracked and chipping away in layers.

They look to be riveted to the case. Any one know where to get replacements?

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now that I get a thinkin... are those photos you have of the top of the guitar some stock photos or are they yours? they look like promo photos...

the weight of that guitar is a sign of quality. It's like speaker amplifiers and speakers. The good ones weigh a ton. The cheap ones feel like toys... It's a trade off. You can't have quality, cheap and (light)... you get to choose two. not all three. Before I bought a guitar and played I remember p...

Now that's a clean machine there. Wish that sucker would had been around and I had the wisdom when I bought my MSA S10 semi-classic... for $1300!!! would had saved me a whole lot headaches, and I'd have the C6 to fool with too. I like how the bell cranks are all adjusted nice and neat perpendicular ...

my guitar, my first and only guitar I've owned for about 18 months came to me out of adjustment. I have a 40 year old MSA guitar. I racked my head up against a wall so many times trying to adjust that sucker. Three weeks ago I finally just tore it apart and re-rod the guitar. dis-asembled the change...

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post pictures. Should be pretty easy to see how they let loose.

also, http://www.steelguitar.com/rodding.html

take your time and study this site. If a pull is stiff, try adjusting just the thicker of the strings on a pull that has two or more...

Is this what you might be looking for?

http://www.foamexpress1.com/

I'm also curious. I have a similar case, plastic SKB style, with my MSA Semi-Classic. The wheel have started to chip and break away. I was hoping replacement parts would be had. Also the inerds could be better. I was hoping to fit the guitar in there better. Right now it just mashes into soft foam. ...

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