Guitar Arm Rest for S-10
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Guitar Arm Rest for S-10
I found this at the St Louis convention. It is adjustable for center to center leg width, height and depth to the guitar. It was made to the exact length of my Emmons S10.
It takes about 15 minutes to install the first time then, about 30 seconds each time afterwards. He includes an allen wrench for the leg clamps. Price was $70 plus shipping.
Contact is
Donald Blood
917 East Macon St
Clinton, IL 61727
217 935 9192
donald.blood@verizon.net
It takes about 15 minutes to install the first time then, about 30 seconds each time afterwards. He includes an allen wrench for the leg clamps. Price was $70 plus shipping.
Contact is
Donald Blood
917 East Macon St
Clinton, IL 61727
217 935 9192
donald.blood@verizon.net
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Armrest
Marvin,
Thanks for the post, nice looking Emmons too, by the way.
Casey, Yes, I have sold them on ebay. I took a little time away to finish earning my degree, so I haven't sold any there for a while. But, yeah, that was me.
Don Blood
Thanks for the post, nice looking Emmons too, by the way.
Casey, Yes, I have sold them on ebay. I took a little time away to finish earning my degree, so I haven't sold any there for a while. But, yeah, that was me.
Don Blood
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Sierra
John,
I can make them for any psg. I made one for a keyless
Sierra that had square legs. You can see a pic on my website in the interests page:
http://www.donblood.com/interest.htm
scroll down to see the Sierra.
Thanks,
Don Blood
I can make them for any psg. I made one for a keyless
Sierra that had square legs. You can see a pic on my website in the interests page:
http://www.donblood.com/interest.htm
scroll down to see the Sierra.
Thanks,
Don Blood
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Rest pad
I will give Don Blood two thumbs up on his pad. I bought one for my sho-bud professional about a year ago, and I love it. It is well made and worth the money.
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Armrest
Gary,
No, the clamp stays on the pad at removal. The clamp is a split clamp, and by loosening the bolt on each side approx 7 turns, the entire unit can be removed by lowering one side and pulling it toward you. I include an allen wrench to use for the clamp bolts.
Thanks,
Don
No, the clamp stays on the pad at removal. The clamp is a split clamp, and by loosening the bolt on each side approx 7 turns, the entire unit can be removed by lowering one side and pulling it toward you. I include an allen wrench to use for the clamp bolts.
Thanks,
Don