Sho Bud Permanent $2400 + Shipping

[Andy Willoughby]

8 pedals, 4 levers (only three active), Emmons setup. Recent tuners and knee levers. Kevin Hatton cases. Best guess is early 60s manufacture. This is the second time I've tried and failed to learn to play PSG. Sticking with the NPSG and Dobro.

Photos are from when I purchased the steel.

[Bill Bailey]

This guitar looks like the Holy Grail of Sho Bud Pedal Steel History. I hope you find a loving home for this Jewell.WOW!

[Andy Willoughby]

Thanks, Bill. I hope it finds a home where it will be played.

[Johnny Cox]

That guitar would have been built in the late 60s or very early 70s. It has the Fingertip style undercarriage.

[Bill Bailey]

Is that front Apron Coco bola wood? I love the different pedals. This Guitar reminds me of The first Pedal Steel I ever sat down at, belonging to my hero Dee Carestia.

[Michael J Thomas]

these are great guitars. Nashville era permanent. mid to late 60s, little different than the earlier madison era sho buds.

[Andy Willoughby]

Thanks all for the info. I was going on what I had been told about the steel, in terms of age.

[Andy DePaule]

Is that front Apron Coco bola wood? I love the different pedals. This Guitar reminds me of The first Pedal Steel I ever sat down at, belonging to my hero Dee Carestia.

Looks to me like Brazilian Rosewood which was much less expensive back then.
If I didn't already have too many steel guitars I'd want this too.

[Andy Willoughby]

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