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sale pending. donation to come upon completion of sale.

still looking to move this guitar. i bought it from ricky thebideaux out of texas back in 2011 i believe.

Bump for a price drop. I need 2k out of this guitar so new price of 2k plus shipping

Thanks for the kind words Dave. It really is a fantastic guitar. Selling it is one of those moments where in the back of your mind you know you're going to regret it later!

hey fellas i bought this guitar from the forum here a while back. it's a wonderful guitar, always stays in tune and sounds sweet as can be. i'm starting up a small side business and i need some startup money so it has to go. as you can see from the pics ricky davis has worked his magic on it. comes ...

sold! please close bob. donation soon...

here's a pic of the pedal. it's not actually that small in real life. if you want, there's better pics on my photobucket acct. http://s774.photobucket.com/albums/yy26/mikeb1079/



andy i sent you a pm.

hey fellas, i've got a well used but perfectly functioning hilton volume pedal for sale. i finally fixed my sho bud pedal and it looks too cool under my ldg not to use it, plus i need cash to put towards other toys. i'll post pics tonight. i'm asking $150 shipped (paypal preferred)
peace

sad to see you have to part with something that means so much to you michael...sounds like she's got another 29 years full of memories in her eh? good luck with the sale. looks like someone will get a piece of country music history.
cheers
mb

hey bob, that's really cool. i saw wayne when he played in madison a bit ago. love his style, i really wish i could catch one of these shows. have a good tour.
cheers
mb

i believe kevin hatton makes custom cases too. you might try to pm him.
cheers
mb

nice!

love that raw blues vibe on the steel!

cool site del ray, btw...

hey chris, i too saw that on bobbes site and wanted to grab it, but i can't swing it just now. i bet it's got that sweet mellow sho bud tone with just a bit of bite that we all love. good luck with the sale.

btw, how's that jackson doin?

hey randy, i've got the "twin" to this amp. same year/same everything. fantastic steel amp. good luck with the sale.

good stuff fellas...appreciate the info all the way around. my thinking was that you could simply not use the x over feature and then you'd have a nice old bud for a decent price. sounds like there's more to the story though... :lol: benton, that's what im talking about! that's beautiful. i guess if...

you guys don't like the crossovers eh? i don't know much about them, although ive heard they're prone to mechanical issues.
on the other hand, lloyd green said that his x over was the best sounding bud he ever played...


clue me in on the issues with these...

i'd love to pick this one up but the boss says no... :roll: even if it needs work, not a bad price i would think... http://cgi.ebay.com/BALDWIN-SHO-BUD-STEEL-PEDAL-GUITAR-WITH-CASE_W0QQitemZ400055138142QQcmdZViewItemQQptZGuitar_Accessories?hash=item5d2524f75e&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=6...

i agree with jimbeaux, that'd make a very cool project....

must resist...

man bobbe, you've got some dope steels! where do you find these...layin around the house?

this brings up an interesting question. im a rookie at this but ive noticed that after a month or two? ill get some funky (in a bad way) chiming or overtones at the twelfth fret. is this a fairly common phenomenon? i suppose that's a good clue to change the strings!

hey kevin, one thing that has helped me a bunch (im a beginner too) is getting a music stand and a good chord chart. i believe i got mine from mel bay and it was very affordable. with the chart always handy i can quickly find out multiple ways to get and/or find a chord.
good luck!

beautiful job lynn! love to see these pics of old buds restored. just great!

hey ken, i've been eyeing that fingertip for a week or two now, i was gonna post a link too! what a cool, beautiful steel! got to be one of the more desireable sho buds out there.
mb

ps can you loan me 5 grand?

i'll second c ledrews comment on the 70s twin or vibrosonic. i use a 73 mv twin for steel and it sounds fantastic, although pretty heavy. (one thing you could do for this though is pick up a cheap hand cart and you can carry your steel case and amp no problem.:D) if you're patient you should be able...

count me in as one who'd buy that dvd...