1957 Stringmaster D-8 Value (Blonde)

Pedal, lap, Hawaiian, resonator ... anything played with a bar
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Bob Snelgrove
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1957 Stringmaster D-8 Value (Blonde)

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Thinking of selling or trading my SM. A few nicks and dings but overall very nice for it's age. Original tweed cas that someone painted black!

thx

bob
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Dave Ristrim
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Post by Dave Ristrim »

What scale is it Bob? I may be interested if it's 24".
Dave
ps, I'll be out your way next month. Time for a visit.
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Bob Snelgrove
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Post by Bob Snelgrove »

Dave Ristrim wrote:What scale is it Bob? I may be interested if it's 24".
Dave
ps, I'll be out your way next month. Time for a visit.
Dave!

I'll dig it out and check :)

bob
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Post by Erv Niehaus »

There are no 24" scale Stringmasters.
The early ones were 26" and the later ones were either 22 1/2" or 24 1/2" scale.
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Post by Dave Ristrim »

Ah yeah, I forgot. It's been awhile since I thought about that. I do prefer the 24 1/2" scale. I've got examples of each of the other scale guitars, but for whatever reason still dig the sound and feel of those with that scale.
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Post by Glen Derksen »

Someone painted a tweed case black? That's WRONG!
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Post by Ronald Lee White »

Do you have any photos that you can post, Bob? Also what is the asking price?
Thanks,
Ron
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Post by Bob Snelgrove »

Haven't decided what to do yet. Still need to drag it out take pics and measure the scale.

probably looking to trade for a nice, not student model S-10 with at least 3/4 and easy to convert to Day setup.

bob
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