Fessenden S-10 3+5 - SOLD
- Ben Cartwright
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Fessenden S-10 3+5 - SOLD
Hey,
Trades didn't work out so I bought a D10 Fessy and now need to sell this guy. $1500 + shipping.
1998 S10, E9 Emmons setup, 3 pedals, 5 knees, with a Bill Lawrence 710. Everything works great. I was really lucky to get this and have loved every minute of it.
Let me know what you think...
Thanks.
Trades didn't work out so I bought a D10 Fessy and now need to sell this guy. $1500 + shipping.
1998 S10, E9 Emmons setup, 3 pedals, 5 knees, with a Bill Lawrence 710. Everything works great. I was really lucky to get this and have loved every minute of it.
Let me know what you think...
Thanks.
Last edited by Ben Cartwright on 11 Mar 2011 9:14 am, edited 2 times in total.
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Imho
Here's what I think.
That axe looks easy to work on. Keep it, and change the RODS around. Use could even use a set of E9th strings ! (for starters)
Make E9h Pedals A,B,+C, the same as C6th 5,6,&7.
Then use the RkL,(strings 4&8 raise) to be Pedal 4.
You can then use the RkR, (or others) to emulate Pedal 8.
Use remeaining KL's to suit your copedant. (3rd string lower, etc.)This leaves you with 3 KL's to experiment with,while most Standard C6 have only 1.
Finally, put on a set of "light" C6 strings, adjust the tuning nuts, and you're ready to explore.
If it suits you, THEN sell, and get a D10. If not, you can always return it to it's E9th state.
I've done it, and so can anyone, with a little bit of planning, and knuckle bustin'
Good luck, whatever you decide
Rick
PS: check out the AL Marcus web site. Page 7 is filled with many great ideas.
That axe looks easy to work on. Keep it, and change the RODS around. Use could even use a set of E9th strings ! (for starters)
Make E9h Pedals A,B,+C, the same as C6th 5,6,&7.
Then use the RkL,(strings 4&8 raise) to be Pedal 4.
You can then use the RkR, (or others) to emulate Pedal 8.
Use remeaining KL's to suit your copedant. (3rd string lower, etc.)This leaves you with 3 KL's to experiment with,while most Standard C6 have only 1.
Finally, put on a set of "light" C6 strings, adjust the tuning nuts, and you're ready to explore.
If it suits you, THEN sell, and get a D10. If not, you can always return it to it's E9th state.
I've done it, and so can anyone, with a little bit of planning, and knuckle bustin'
Good luck, whatever you decide
Rick
PS: check out the AL Marcus web site. Page 7 is filled with many great ideas.
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