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Stephen Winters
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Zum for Christmas

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May family gathers every Christmas at my parents house to exchange gifts. When we were nearly finished last night, my parents came dragging this out for me.

I was overwhelmed to say the least. I am very thankful and proud. Looks like my old Sho-Bud will spend some time in the case while I get to know this beauty. The pictures are a little fuzzy, but I just had to show it off a little.


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Wow What a Present . I am available For adoption for next Year. Enjoy and Happy Holidays. Randy Gilliam In San Antonio Texas.
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Post by Larry Jamieson »

Stephen,
What a wonderful gift! I know you will enjoy the Zum. Is it brand new, or a used one? Sure is a beauty. Have fun.
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Post by Tommy Young »

I believe I know that sweet baby she is a goodun too. sure wish I had gotten one like that for CHRISTMAS IF YOU WANT TO PART WITH IT JUST GIVE ME A CALL






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Larry,
It is used, but it is like new....well taken care of.

Tommy,
Yes you know this baby. When I opened the case, the first thing I saw was your little white sticker underneath. Sorry, but I won't be parting with it anytime soon. It sounds awesome. It's previous owner is a good family friend. I will take very good care of it like I do all of my instruments.
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Post by CrowBear Schmitt »

Congratulations Stephen
she looks like a winner to me :-D
i'm sure the two of ya's are get along jes' fine
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Congrats!
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Post by Larry Robbins »

WOW!! what a swell gift!
Can I barrow your parents? :wink:
I am sure you'll enjoy it!!
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Post by Tommy Young »

STEVEN yes I know that baby sounds totally awsome to say the least if your DAD hadn't bought it, I was she's a winner for sure and one of the sounding in this part of the world hope you enjoy it ---sure wish my folks would buy me one :cry: :D




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I got a toolbox, a stool (for sitting on), a shirt, a sweater, some OU nightwear, some cookies, a new pillow, and a couple of other goodies. I'll trade them all for the Zumsteel and $20. What do you say?
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Post by Jim Walker »

I got a bottle of Crown Royal for Xmas. I'm sure Stephan's present will last a lot longer. 8)

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Well, it's been a few minutes now and he still hasn't made the trade with me. I was sure a deal like that would go fast. Maybe I should have only gone for the Zum and $10?
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Post by Paddy Long »

Apparently I've been a naughty boy, so i have to wait til March to get my new Zum !! Well my girlfriend said "your a naughty boy - go to my room" !
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Post by Stephen Winters »

Thanks everyone for posting.

Gary....althought that was a tempting offer...no trades at this time.. :smile:
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Well ok. If I still feel as generous in a month or so, I MIGHT offer again.
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Post by Carl Williams »

Stephen,
You must have been floored when they surprised you with such a fine steel! Please give us a report of how going from your Sho-Bud to a Zum works out. Great way to start out the new year...I'll bet you were like a kid again with this gift... :D Take Care and Happy New Year with your new Zum! Carl
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What a beautiful Zum!

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Post by Jamie Danter »

Stephen,

What a fantastic Christmas present.
It's a great looking steel.

Jamie

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I knew Santa wasn't gonna bring me my dream steel, so I bought my first acoustic/electric flat top. My granddaughter gets the pretty maple old acoustic one.
She is playing Uncle Ken's violin and has a borrowed flat top. She's doing well with her music, so it's time for her own guitar from grandpa and she can play the violin when it fits and the guitar when she needs that!
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Post by Stephen Winters »

Thanks again everyone for posting.

Carl,
You wanted a report on going from a Sho-Bud to a Zum. I played a gig Sunday night with my Zum. I have found that the pedals and knee levers are a lot more sensitive....can't rest those legs or feet at all on them. The old Bud could take a little of that. Also the string spacing is a little different between the two...Zum's is a little closer together. I am having to get used to that also. But I am in love with the Zum, it performed great.....wish I could say the same for myself....Ha!

Doug,
Hope you enjoy the new acoustic!
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