Stunning SD-10 4 pedals, PLEASE CLOSE

[Richard Sinkler]

I agree the Sho~Bud logos shouldn't be on there, but it's not my guitar. He's being honest in his ad. If a buyer doesn't like it, he doesn't have to buy it. It looks to be a pretty nice guitar.

[Mark Shuda]

A long time attorney and pedal steel guitar picker from the great state of Texas issued the below opinion on the N0 Bud.


"As long as there is clearly a disclosure, there is not much the guy can say or do. The only other gripe might come from Sho-Bud themselves since their name is on there. But I doubt it. Good luck & happy pickin'!! "

We are awaiting a ruling from "Judge Judy", to finalize this. Tried to contact Judge Wapner.....but he has already "Gone Home".

Merry CHRISTmas

[b0b]

Looks like a nice guitar. It would probably be easier to sell without the Sho-Bud decals.

[Mark Shuda]

Yes, I will easily remove the stickers if new buyer does not want them on.

I received the below from my buddy this morning. No he is not the author.

‘THE BEATLES NEVER EXISTED’ IS THE GREATEST, WEIRDEST BEATLES CONSPIRACY THEORY OF ALL TIME
12.04.2014
08:42 am

Topics:
Kooks
Music

Tags:
The Beatles
conspiracy


You think you know the truth about The Beatles? I laugh at your ignorance! Perhaps you naively proclaim that “Paul is dead!” but you have no idea. Wake up, sheeple! Paul never even existed! The rest of ‘em, too! At least, this is the claim made by the batshit-crazy/amazing conspiracy website, The Beatles (as they were presented to us) Never Existed. This is truly the holy grail of music conspiracy sites; it appears it is an ongoing project—Alex Jones style—and the theory is premised entirely on the scrutiny of photographic “evidence.”

The premise?

This is a serious subject, not a joke, and this site is here to expose the actions of those who exploited these young men and defrauded us their fans. It is to defend the honor of everyone involved who did not take part in it willingly. It has become apparent to us in this extensive and painstaking research that there were never just four individual people known as “John”, “Paul”, “George”, and “Ringo” who comprised one Rock & Roll band known as “The Beatles”, and rose to fame as the world’s first supergroup. For all intents and purposes as far as we can tell, no one such group ever existed.

We are here to explore whether the original individuals themselves ever existed (and if so, what may have happened to them and by whom), but have not been able thus far to calculate how many of each persona were fraudulently presented to the world. Please join us at the forum if you care to and can be open-minded. This is a highly-emotional topic for many of us, and most of us have very strong feelings about it. We have started this work because we were once fans to varying degrees, and many of us still listen to and enjoy their music.

So yeah, The Beatles were a series of individuals imitating personas. It’s theorized that this is because four lone human beings couldn’t possibly produce the work of such a prolific band, much less meet all their social/media obligations. The blog concedes an uncanny resemblance between various Beatle bodies, but suggests that clones might have been used to keep up the charade (Clones! of course! Why didn’t I think of that?). Clones, the site argues, would only be “95-99%” identical to their source body, which accounts for the slight discrepancies in photographs.



So far, the three major factors in the site’s argument are height (they don’t seem to understand shoe heels,posture or the concepts of distance and perspective), eyebrows (maybe Paul plucked?!?), and ears, which the site maintains “fluctuated wildly with each Beatle, as to shape, size, placement on the head, and which type of earlobes they had (attached or unattached).” We are talking about a looooong scroll of Glenn Beck-esque diagramming of Paul McCartney’s eyebrows, crowd-sourced from a community of people on message boards who suspect The Beatles are some kind of elaborate hoax.




On the list I compiled of what different people around the internet on Beatles forums have said were the features and attributes of the “real” JPM (it’s on 2 or 3 of our forum threads), one thing commonly agreed on was that he had a highly-swooped right eyebrow. They said this was for certain one way to identify him as the true Paul McCartney. I can understand that when someone sees that highly-swooped brow, it stays in their memory, so they would always expect to see it again and again when viewing videos or pictures of Paul. So I ask now, if he has a highly-swooped right eyebrow at any given time, age or era that cannot be proven to be doctored or tampered with, that means it’s really Paul McCartney, right? And if he has any other shape of eyebrows at any given time, age, or era, that means it isn’t Paul McCartney?

Intriguing! It’s advertised that the next feature to be examined is Beatle teeth—I cannot wait. I highly recommend immersing yourself in the Quixotic delusion—if you feel bad for laughing, you can donate to a mental health charity for penance… or maybe your eyes will be opened to a whole new reality! Either way, it’s a win-win, right?

Well there you have it! Unless I see a post on SGF "Gone Home" John Lennon must still be with us. Probably playing in a Country Band in Sandstone Minnesota. Whooooaaaa... is Joe Savage really John Lennon????

Please move this post to the humor department.

[Robert Harper]

It doesn't matter to me about the sticker. The advertisement makes it prefectly clear it is not a show bud. PM sent

[John Billings]

I'm not concerned about this sale. Mark has made it abundantly clear that it's not a Shobud. But I do have some concern for sales "down the road" in time.

[Bob Gallant]

For me, stickers and copyrights laws are not the issue. What I would like to know is.

Why does the listing state "original builder JCH"? it's clearly not, there is a Wilcox signature on the bottom, and what happened to the changer?

you should explain in detail what has been done to this guitar, to be fair to the buyer.

I'm looking for a guitar and these kinds of things scare me, especially buying unseen.

[b0b]

Why does the listing state "original builder JCH"?

Actually, it says "Original builder JCM (Jefferson County Music)". I've never heard of JCM, but looking at the quality of the workmanship on the knee levers, I think it's safe to say that it's not a JCH.

[Bob Gallant]

JCM... that makes more sense, thanks.

[John Booth]

I think I'ma buy this thing just to make peace in here