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For sale is my excellent Goodrich 120 and a very nice Dunlop 7/8 10 string bar. 130.00 for the volume pedal and $50.00 for the bar. I can ship the Pedal for $16.00. http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix1504/16990_20170905_160542_2.jpg http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix1504/16990_20170905_160635...

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I thought that I was going to have time to get in to the Steel but I play two other instruments and just cannot find the time so I am selling my 1981 8X4 Pro 11 with the late undercarriage, has the 1/2 stop. LKL raise E, LKR Lower E, RNL lower G#, RNR D# lower 2 positions to C#, Nice condition and t...

Chris Lucker wrote:This is what I have. I must have given the others away as I cannot find them in the Sho-Bud parts drawers.

I think the dog-leg on those is too much, it will interfere with the rod/bracket on the side of it.

These are for the super pro and go on the rod ends to hold the rods on the brackets.

Does anybody have some of the Carburetor style clips for the rod ends on a Super pro?

Here is the way mine is setup.

Since I wasn't buying new I did not expect a perfect instrument and need a full disclosure on cosmetics and mechanicals, and Pics don't tell the whole story, The top was gouged out by bad sanding, it looked like a belt sander with open grit paper and it had hit the end plate and sanded an edge of it...

Well, I sent this one back, it was too dinged up and had too many changes to the undercarriage. I received a full refund and purchased a Pro 11 with the super pro undercarriage, it arrived today and it looks pretty nice! a few little scratches but the bottom looks very clean and nice. Pics soon

Pearl No, Blue yes

IMHO I do not believe you can formica it, the thickness of the Formica is going to interfere with the re-install of the end plates plus you need to disassemble the whole thing and sand it down etc. If that Justice has Maple sides it might be stained that color and finished.

whoops, I should have put this in another forum.

Why do some Pro 111's have two extra toggle switches on the end?

Depends on where you measure it, I got readings all down the string from .0355 to .0370 near the tuners but that was right at the nut, I guess a happy medium would be .0360. I don't know what the tolerance is for the strings but there's a difference up and down the strings, I don't believe that is g...

I'm already having a good time, having a musical background is going to help me immeasurably

I have a Sho-Bud Pro 3 Custom

My steel is tuned F#, D#, G#, E, B, G#, F#, E, D, B.
My strings .013,.015,.012,.014,.017,.020,.025,.030,.034,.036.

I'm thinking some are not correct, I'm thinking I should have.
.013,.015,.012,.014,.018,.022w,.026,.030,.034,.038

Yes, No? You have to remember I am new at this.

WTB.....Original case for a Sho-Bud D10 Pro.

It took me a few minut4es to figure out the short rods go in the front and I just put the pedal rods in the hole that was used the most. I need a seat before I can start. I went over it and tuned it real well but I will probably let it set a week before I tune it again.

Well it arrived today, time to start on learning another instrument (as if I wasn't bogged down already) Not real happy, it looks like it was refinished and in the first pic, I don't believe that rod was done by Sho-Bud. I'll have to see if I can get Andy over here to help me out. It took me a few m...

I'm leaving it alone then.