I need 2 (14 hole bellcranks) plus
I need 2 short rods to fix 1st string
and 7th string chords.
Fits Emmons SKH-Emmons Legrande
E9th-C6th--Doubleneck-
Needed:
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Bobby Boggs
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Kenneth, if you can't get them from Emmons. Jerry Roller can fix you up. You'll need to measure the existing rod. 14 hole bellcranks are only needed if you plan to use the 2nd string 1/2 tone raise for a feel stop for the F# to G to G# raises.
On second thought. Assuming you have no rod for a 14 hole bellcrank on that lever. You'll need to tell whomever you buy from which knee lever the parts go on.
As I remember the floor pedal cross-bar spacing is the same on SKH's as it is on the LII's and LIII's. As is most of the of knee lever placements. In other words. A 14 hole rod that fits an LII will likely fit your SKH. But no guarantee here. There were custom orders back then. Also the LKR lever on the very early SKH's was closer to the changer side endplate than the later SKH's and LLII's. At least mine was. And it was factory installed.
Hope this makes sense. Don't forget to order (E clips- rod keepers) and nylon tuners and spacers unless you have those on hand.
On second thought. Assuming you have no rod for a 14 hole bellcrank on that lever. You'll need to tell whomever you buy from which knee lever the parts go on.
As I remember the floor pedal cross-bar spacing is the same on SKH's as it is on the LII's and LIII's. As is most of the of knee lever placements. In other words. A 14 hole rod that fits an LII will likely fit your SKH. But no guarantee here. There were custom orders back then. Also the LKR lever on the very early SKH's was closer to the changer side endplate than the later SKH's and LLII's. At least mine was. And it was factory installed.
Hope this makes sense. Don't forget to order (E clips- rod keepers) and nylon tuners and spacers unless you have those on hand.