Emmons Push-Pull

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Nick Reed
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Emmons Push-Pull

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I just love my '66 Emmons

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Jack Hanson
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Is that blackface back there a '66 too?
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Nick Reed
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No Jack, that's a Fender Twin Reverb (Reissue) made in '92 . . . the Emmons is a '66 bolt-on.
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Nick, I'm anxiously awaiting delivery of my very own bolt-on, courtesy of Joseph Andrews. It's supposed to be on the big brown truck for delivery "before the end of the day" today. Of course, it's only a baby bolt-on (GS-10), but that does not dim my anticipation. Seems like most of us push-pull guys really like 'em. Hope it's not too large an adjustment after playing a D-10 for all these years. But my back will be thankful.
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I had a '66 bolt-on about two years ago. Pickups were 19k, measured by Mike Cass...boy was that thing loud and punchy! Traded it for a '67 cut-tail "just because", sure miss it! Glad you are enjoying yours. Emmons were just such unusual guitars!
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P.S. Many thanks to Mike Cass for helping me with these unique beautiful guitars!
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