ShoBud LDG SOLD

[Ric Nelson]

The LDG has been sold for the asking price of $1,700.

Ric

3 pedals, 4 knee levers.
E9th, not sure of set up (either Emmons or ShoBud).
Original pick up and hardware.
Console: walnut "SP" paint
Built January, 1982. s/n 16060
Mint condition. No marks scrapes or burns anywhere
Case also in mint condition
No volume pedal included.

$1,700 plus shipping from Silver Spring, Maryland.

[Aaron Goldstein]

Has this one got pot metal underneath?

[Ric Nelson]

I am no expert on metal but I think that pot metal is a dull gray and all of the underneath is a shinny metal or on the brace where the s/n is stamped, aluminum. So I'd say there is no pot metal.

Ric

[Ross James]

e-mail sent.

-RJ

[Mike Bourque]

I think the main question here is does it have the double raise single lower changer or the "super pro" triple raise double lower?

[Ric Nelson]

Sorry, I have no idea what that is. If you tell me what to take a close up photo of and post it, could you tell?

Ric

[CrowBear Schmitt]

Ric, when Michael mentions " does it have the double raise single lower changer or the "super pro" triple raise double lower ? "
posting a close up picture of the tuning window on the right end of the Bud will do just fine

[Ric Nelson]

Thanks for the help. I hope these photos show what is wanted.

Ric

[Ric Nelson]

No additional offers will be accepted after August 19th when final decision will be made.

Thanks for your interest.


Ric

[Gary Preston]

I really don't know what the problem is with having pot metal brackets ! Why would anyone bang the knee levers that hard anyway ? The Sho~Buds have the easiest knee lever action of any guitar i have ever played ! Just my experience with Sho~Buds ! I have played them since 1977 without any problems ! I'm not being mean just stating the facts ! G.P.