Sho-Bud Serial Numbers
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Hey Gene...to me, this thread is very much like the song that never ends I won't be asking you to look up a serial number, just want to say I appreciate your actions here on the forum. You obviously care very much about Sho-bud guitars and to be willing to share your knowledge is a terrific resource for the folks here on the forum. It's like everyone is getting news about a long lost relative...Very interesting, I'd only hope you don't allow yourself to get too bogged down. Kudos Gene, now get some time in on your own guitar man. Enjoy.
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Thanks Gene! Getting just a little peace of history on an old instrument means a lot to me.Guitar model 6148 serial # 14081 built 1/22/79 shipped to Scotty's Music 1/29/79 Built by J.E.?
No signatures underneath, but i bought it from St.Louis so it appear to have spent it's first 30 years there.
Once again thanks. Highly appreciated!
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Gene. Do you have the records on #9112. A red pro III.
Thanks,
Ulf
Thanks,
Ulf
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Thanks again Gene
Unbelievably kind of you.
Unbelievably kind of you.
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Marc Jenkins
Marc,
You are correct I posted the information for the wrong guitar. I guess it's just like my steel playing sometimes it don't come out the way I intended.
Your guitar Model 6139, serial # 5589 was built 5/29/74 by D. Marrs, shipped 5/30/74 to Gretsch.
I apologize for the mix up.
Gene Haugh
Marc,
You are correct I posted the information for the wrong guitar. I guess it's just like my steel playing sometimes it don't come out the way I intended.
Your guitar Model 6139, serial # 5589 was built 5/29/74 by D. Marrs, shipped 5/30/74 to Gretsch.
I apologize for the mix up.
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Jay, I'm thinking the B.S. could be Bob Simmons from Simmons Steel Guitars over in Alabama.
Didn't Bobbe Seymour also work at SHO-BUD at some point in that time?
Gene , again thanks so much. This is just amazing that you've been able to finally open up the records and put the information out there on these old beautiful PSG's. Is this the first guitar that you've come across on here that you built? Wondering if you can tell me anything else about the others you mentioned, Evelyn Pratt, and Yasu Kamiya. Thanks Todd
Didn't Bobbe Seymour also work at SHO-BUD at some point in that time?
Gene , again thanks so much. This is just amazing that you've been able to finally open up the records and put the information out there on these old beautiful PSG's. Is this the first guitar that you've come across on here that you built? Wondering if you can tell me anything else about the others you mentioned, Evelyn Pratt, and Yasu Kamiya. Thanks Todd
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15441 Is mine and I think it is an 82. My mentor bought it I think from Billy Cooper about then new. When he passed away he had willed it to me. I was living in Nashville and drove to Atlanta to get it.
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15441 Is mine and I think it is an 82. My mentor bought it I think from Billy Cooper about then new. When he passed away he had willed it to me. I was living in Nashville and drove to Atlanta to get it.
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15441 Is mine and I think it is an 82. My mentor bought it I think from Billy Cooper about then new. When he passed away he had willed it to me. I was living in Nashville and drove to Atlanta to get it.
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Gene, This is really wonderful. Thanks for sharing this info with us here on the forum. I have a Pro 1 Ser # 17681, and a model 6152 ser# 9613. Do have any info on these guitars? Thanks again Gene.
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Dear Mr. Haugh,
Thank you for your contributions on this thread. What did folks discuss before you came along?!
I just bought my first pedal steel guitar yesterday - a Sho-Bud model 6148, serial # 9735. I'm hooked.
Any chance you could tell me anything about its date and place of manufacture?
Sorry to burden you - please take your time and thanks again for your efforts.
Matt
Thank you for your contributions on this thread. What did folks discuss before you came along?!
I just bought my first pedal steel guitar yesterday - a Sho-Bud model 6148, serial # 9735. I'm hooked.
Any chance you could tell me anything about its date and place of manufacture?
Sorry to burden you - please take your time and thanks again for your efforts.
Matt
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Question
Gene
Thanks for the information on this Super Pro S.N. 17528, you said it was made in 2/9/82,
Blonde and that it was a special order can you please tell me, who bought it and were it went when you ship it? and what was special about it. anything will be great to know about it, when ya get a chance to look it up. Thanks ahead of time Frank
Thanks for the information on this Super Pro S.N. 17528, you said it was made in 2/9/82,
Blonde and that it was a special order can you please tell me, who bought it and were it went when you ship it? and what was special about it. anything will be great to know about it, when ya get a chance to look it up. Thanks ahead of time Frank