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Kenneth Burris


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Indiana, USA
Post  Posted 26 Oct 2020 8:10 am    
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Can anybody tell me what these screw holes are for and what goes there specifically really could use some help on getting this thing going.


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Paul Wade


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Post  Posted 27 Oct 2020 8:13 am     MSA Classic S12
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possble knee lever mounts for a LKV or a RKV.

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Bobby D. Jones

 

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West Virginia, USA
Post  Posted 1 Nov 2020 10:46 pm    
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Those screw holes are for some unknown mounting someone has mounted under the guitar.

This is a picture of the underneath of a MSA Classic S10 E9th set up. Look between the 2 knee levers this shows how the reversing setup that mounts to the back apron.
The other 2 knee levers attach directly to the cross rod the knee lever controls.


On the back apron are some screws that If removed allows a plate of aluminum to be removed to remove and install the cross rods.
It looks as the guitar was stripped and used as a lap steel.
Do you have a box of parts to put under the guitar to bring it back to a 12 string Universal?
Hope this helps a little in planning reviving this guitar. BJ
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Paul Wade


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mundelein,ill
Post  Posted 2 Nov 2020 7:51 am     S-12
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SORRY,
but dont have any parts try
https://www.psgparts.com/

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