Shobud Singleneck Guitars--let's see yours!!

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Together again!
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Hey John, sweet!! Here's one I refurbed a couple years ago. Gorgeous wood!!

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Man, Gary, I dig that pad on your LDG... I might have to get one for mine.

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:D Hi Joe . My wife and i made the pad covers for the L.D.G. for lots of folks . We also made them in black with gold embroidery . We can make them in different colors . Whatever the fabric stores have in stock at the time . We can also order colors they don't have in stock at the time . G.P.
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Hey Gary, Nice LdG there--great wood!!That pad is sweet, too. 8)
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:D Thanks James . I have two Sho~Buds and as you know the Emmons LeGrande lll . I havn't played any guitar that plays like my Buds and i have played many in the years that i have been playing . I know we all have opinions and you know mine :lol: .
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James! That wood is Grade AAAA!
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My '78 Pro-1, I bought this guitar from Seymour back in 1988
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This was my very first steel guitar, a Sho-Bud Maverick

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Nick, I always love to see your guitars. Thanx for sharing, pal!! 8)
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Nick-Lucky you, with your nice Sho-Bud and your Emmons PP too....al:) 8) 8) :D
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Beautiful Sho~Buds Nick. Ya gotta love the red ones.
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Gary, I was wondering if anyone was going to sneak in an LDG into this thread! :D I know the original poster no doubt meant single neck on a single body frame, but the LDG would most surely be classified as a single neck guitar too! :eek:
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Lem Smith wrote:Gary, I was wondering if anyone was going to sneak in an LDG into this thread! :D I know the original poster no doubt meant single neck on a single body frame, but the LDG would most surely be classified as a single neck guitar too! :eek:
We bend the rules for LDGs. 8)
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Looks like natural and red finish is most popular.
They all look GREAT. :whoa:
Wonder why people don't show off their Emmons guitars? Seen one seen them all ? Could be !
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Oh, heck. I'll play too. :lol:

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Larry-Nice Universal. Looks all original,But looks brand new. Come on, Larry, tell me which one of all your guitars is your favorite to play.??...al.:) 8) 8)
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Like my children, Al, I love them all.
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Hey guys us Bud lovers don't mind bending the rules just a little . If you gotem playem :lol:
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