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Old thread, but I'll chime in nonetheless. My lovely wife gifted me a pristine 1973 LDG a couple years ago, I found it and she paid for it. It was a dream of mine to own a first year LDG and while it might not be the latest or fanciest guitar with all the modern changes it sounds like a million buck...

Found a seller on reverb.com, Vintage Gear, that was selling legs for Fender-Rhodes keyboards that work fine, $65 per leg plus shipping. I'm good to go!

Thanks Erv, I'll contact Sill again when I'm about to put the guitar back together. I have the pickups with Nick Fryer to be rewound at the moment.

I acquired a 1952 Dual 8 Professional and I'm trying to locate some legs for it. Ray at Suncoast has lost his supplier and is out of stock, I've reached out to Sill Music but have yet to hear back. Any suggestions where I might find three legs? Any help would be appreciated, thanks.

Revised, interested in the head only of either of these amps.

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Interested in acquiring one of these, with or without the cabinet. Please let me know what you have. Thanks!

Thanks Mike, I spoke with Tommy at the Texas show. His cabinets are excellent and worth every penny.

I think I've found a solution here locally so we can close this one up. Thanks!

Thanks Chris, I messaged him and he wants to sell the entire package. I don't need the amp or speaker.

Looking for an empty Nashville 400 cabinet only in decent shape. Thanks.

These are sold, please close 'er up.

Thanks!

From my Mullen Pre-RP, I believe these are 1” under standard height and measure 23” from the thread end to the bend at the top of the rod. Eight of them, $40 shipped. https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix2203/751_9FE8C93661FD4A30BD03799682D23419_1.jpg https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix2203/75...

Should be a pretty easy task to swap them.

Johnny, was this a good one? First pic with one of the Cates Sisters with Jim Ed Brown in Garden City, KS. Second pic with Carl Smith in Dodge City, KS. Both late 1970's. Enjoyed your set in Dallas last weekend, Congratulations on the Hall Of Fame. Well deserved! https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/user...

Thank you all for your wisdom and insight and I appreciate the link to the guide. Y’all are the best! The hunt for a guitar is on!

On hold for Rollin.

I found Clem's book but I can't seem to find the "Wilderness Guide" that was referenced. I came across a link to a site of John's but it seems to be expired. Anyone have any suggestions where I might find a copy? Thanks.

The Show Pro is sold. Forum donation will be made, thanks!

Sound advice Bob, no pun intended. Thanks!

So, I'm in the process of learning everything I can about push-pulls in the hopes that I can acquire one in the not-too-distant future. Most of what I've read about them is glowing in praise but every now and then I'll read a comment that not all push-pulls sound great or are great guitars. For thos...

It's back if anyone in the area cares to investigate:

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I'd also like to add my appreciation to all who contributed to this discussion. I've always been primarily a Sho-Bud player but it's undeniable that a good push pull has it's own great sound, will be looking to add one when the right deal comes around. I appreciate the wisdom and insight that y'all ...

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TRAP TRULY wrote:I sent the pictures to reputable source and he confirmed that it is a early ‘64 Emmons. Jon, did you get the serial number?

No, I did not.

Found an old Reverb listing and it looks like the same guitar: https://reverb.com/item/21192486-emmons-pedal-steep-guitar-1964-push-pull-converted-1964-1965-black According to the listing from Mike Bourque it was a 1964 that had been converted to an all pull guitar, if it is indeed the same one. It ...