Gibson Double Neck Grand Console non pedal slide bar

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Alan Dickey
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Gibson Double Neck Grand Console non pedal slide bar

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I have an mid 50's sunburst 8 string double neck. Any ideas on what it might be worth? Good Shape....
I've had it since I was 8. Not for sale, just interested.

Thanks.....

Al :?: :roll:
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Andy Sandoval
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If it's a Gibson Console Grande like this one, I bought a 53' in near mint condition a few years ago before the economy got bad and paid around $1400 for it.


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Alan Dickey
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Andy..

Thanks for the info!! Your's is identical to mine.

Alan :) :P :P
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Lee Gillespie
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I just purchased a 49-50 Gibson Console Grande just like yours. It was advertised here on SGF. It looks almost new like yours. I paid ll00 dollars plus freight from Canada. They dont make them like ours anymore. Lee
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George Rout
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I bought mine in 1953 and it came with a pedal, albeit a homemade pedal, but it gave me that Webb Pierce sound. It cost me $175. The outside neck is tuned to E7th, the inside neck to A Major (of course!!!!). When I depress the pedal the 2nd and 3rd string on the outside neck come up to the C# and A giving me the A Major also, but the coming and going is that old pedal sound.

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"I play in the A Major tuning. It's fun to learn and so easy to play. It's as old as the hills....like me"
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