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Dropped the price to $3250, shipped.

I can't say for sure, but I did find a pickup labelled "Emmons pickup" that may have come off this steel. I'm not sure, but it can go with the steel if someone wants it....

I don't know if this gives any more info about the E9th neck pickup, but here it is.

Sold...

Off forum sale pending...

Thanks Baxter. I'll try to get a picture of the pickups for those interested...

yes, he did have a pac stool, but at the moment I don't have any info on it. I haven't really got that far into it yet, been concentrating on the big stuff. When I do, I'll post up a new topic with pics and a price.

This guitar belonged to my father who passed away about 3 years ago. He had it built a year or so before he passed. It appears to still be in new condition, no scratches, dents or dings that I have found. My father took VERY good care of his equipment, his guitars and music where his passion. This g...

Up for sale is an Emmons Lashley LeGrande III, D10 8/5, in a aqua/teal color and I believe it has a compensator on the E9 neck. This guitar belonged to my father who passed away about 3 years ago. I don't play and don't know much about the guitar other than he bought it used as a spare, practice gui...

Wow Duane, thanks so much for the information. That really helps fill in the blanks for me. I was born in 1972 so I don't have many memories until he was already playing the green Sho-Bud. Dad played a lot and was constantly working on his skill and tone. I think at 65 he was playing and sounding be...

Thanks Baxter for coming by and taking a look at them for me, I really enjoyed visiting with you and your wife. It's a little bittersweet seeing someone else sit behind these steels, but I really enjoyed hearing them come to life again.

I should have pics and more info on the Blanton by this weekend.

Emmons LeGrande III, D10 8/5

http://s111.photobucket.com/albums/n151 ... tl/Emmons/

Ok, here's the MSA. Outside of a few fingerprints and dust, this guitar is practically brand new. I imagine it's pretty well worth the price of a new one with the added benefit of not having to wait for it. I believe dad waited around 6 months for this one, he was like a kid on Christmas morning whe...

...well, the "keeper" is a mid-80's Le Grande that my dad absolutely loved. He played it for over 20 yrs and it was setup in the back room when he died. He had recently purchased the MSA Millennium and was just starting to get used to it when he died. http://i111.photobucket.com/albums/n15...

Thanks everyone that has email and sent messages, I appreciate all the information and kind words about my dad. Some of you I still haven't called or emailed back, I haven't gotten to it yet but I will... I pulled the Sho-Bud out tonight and took some pictures. All the pedals and levers seem to func...

My father (Wilbur Keeton, who was a member of these forums) passed away 2 1/2 years ago and I think it's about time I do something with some of his equipment. He had 5 steels, 1 I want to keep, 4 need new homes. First I need to get an idea of what they are worth. Here's what I know about them off ha...