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David Farrell wrote:How much does this amp weigh please?

I'd say around 60 pounds.

Up for grabs is my Sho-Bud Single 15 with a JBL-D130F, killer sound. Everything works on it, I just have no use for it anymore, might ship but I'd like to get local pickup first. I can send more pictures if one is interested. https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix2203/19983_368511942_64943864472824...

Tone maybe one thing but my first pedal steel was a fingertip and if you like to tune between every number, that's the guitar for you. :whoa: Erv I have heard this on many posts. But the fact is that a Fingertip set up properly almost never goes out of tune. I had a 66 and it held tune. If they wer...

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This is what I wanted to do with mine when I had it. Wish I would of done it just like this!

The Perm was a fun guitar to work on, just big for me when I had it. Hope it goes to a good home!

Is that project left over from the Professional you converted to an SD-10?

How do the legs attach? I'd think metal threaded legs would be easier and faster imo.

No longer for sale, didn’t sell. Please close.

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Well due to being an adult now I had to purchase a new car that's reliable and this needs to go to fund part of it. It's been a killer guitar but it needs passed on to someone else. This is a 1966 Sho~Bud Fingertip bought from Silas Hamilton in January of this year. Coil taps work on both necks and ...

I think those pedals are Sho~Bud waffle pedals, just cut down!

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So, is it a cheaper guitar made by the *new* Hudson maker now that the business was sold? It does look good for the price.

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Up for sale is a 1966 Sho~Bud Fingertip I bought from Silas Hamilton. It's a killer guitar but I can't justify keeping it as I don't play it as much. It was recently converted to an SD-10 and then back to a D-10. In the process the C6 metal fingerboard kind of curled up, I have straightened it out a...

Did you polish out the jeweling on the necks?

This is your man! Nick made me custom pickups for a Permanent I had. Top notch service. http://fryerguitarpickups.com/

John, the Fingertip changer is a 1/1. You can add more by adding barrels on the rods but at that point it gets hard to tune if you have a lot! A simple Emmons setup is no problem for these guitars. I have a 66.

The one Andy DePaule is a real gem! Restored by Bob Muller I think.

Good deal here! With a tiny rebuild and set up it'll be back in service!

Sold off forum to a good friend of mine!

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