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Yes I remember doing this one a while back. If I recall I gutted the guitar, clean and polish, new tuners, and reassemble. The finish was good so we did not touch that. Good sounding guitar I thought.
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This is Brian Gattis guitar. I think it was traded a couple of weeks ago. Beautiful guitar and so typical of the quality of the work Mike Scaggs does. He is THE best out there in Emmons restoration land.
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‘71 Emmons “James Blonde”, Sho-Bud LDG, Sho-Bud Fingertip, Rus-Ler D-10, '70 Emmons, P2P Bad Dawg, Fender '59 Bassman,'59 Fender Twin "Bonamassa", Fender Twin Reverb and Rick Johnson Cabinets