Would You Post Your Picture of Your Lacquer SD-10's

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Patrick Huey
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Re: Would You Post Your Picture of Your Lacquer SD-10's

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Gary Arnold wrote:Trying to pick a color for my Grandson. Thanks, Keith
My 1995 pre RP Mullen
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Emmons Lacquer STR 10 Push-Pull

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Here's my Emmons lacquer STR 10 PP. Light as a feather, plays great, and of course that push-pull tone!
I have too many steels & it might be coming up for sale soon, but still undecided!
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It’s not an SD, but it is lacquer, and it’s colorful!

With the black ends it has a sort of Fender400 presence to my eyes
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Wayne Baker
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Show Pro

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I like natural color of wood why would you dye a beautiful piece of wood just let Mother Nature have her way.

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Wayne Baker
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Nice Show Pro pics Dale and Jeff.
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Post by Dale McPherson »

Wayne, and yours as well. The burgundy one is the guitar that Lloyd Green signed the day at Jeff's when he signed your new one as well.
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My newest a LINKON DUKE

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Just got my new guitar,now to learn how to play.
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Now have a SX 6 string lap in G,.A Tele plus telecaster, Larrivee acoustic.Also have a Fender resonator guitar with new Quarterman cone and spider,and an Allan tailpiece.Playing through a Fender Super Champ XD,using a little delay on the amp and a Harmonix Holy Grail Echo pedal,set on Hall turned to about 1pm.Just got a Fender Dual 6 Stringmaster style. Bought a Yamaha FGX5 Recently and love it.
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Birdseye maple with Red Oak Minwax stain

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Lacquer Emmons

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1979 Emmons ST-10 bought new and still owned by J. L. Duncan
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