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John Palumbo
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New Toy for Retirement

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Being's I just retired I decided to treat myself to a new Mullen an S-10, Burgundy Pointe G2. It took a little longer than expected but really worth the wait. I can't get over how easy it is to play, the pedals and knee levers are so easy to engage and I do like the standard single coil pickup.
It was also nice to get a follow up call from Mike Mantey just to make sure I was satisfied with the purchase.
Just Thanks to the whole crew at Mullen!
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You just made me salivate all over my iPad.
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Post by Greg Cutshaw »

Nice toy! Like the color. Enjoy your retirement!
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Post by David Dorwart »

Whatever will you do with all that time now that your retired? Congrats on the new Mullen and retirement
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Post by Jon Snyder »

Very nice indeed. Enjoy it.
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Post by Larry Dering »

Made a wise choice and got a beautiful well made guitar. Enjoy and play daily.
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Post by Eric Dahlhoff »

Well I think you'll have a very happy retirement!!!
Smart move 8)
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Post by John Palumbo »

Thanks all for your comments & kind words! :)

John
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Post by Lee Baucum »

That's a great looking guitar. I saw that Mullen was offering a S-10 now. I'm glad to see one.
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Post by Tom Campbell »

John...beautiful guitar...congratulations!

Quick question...how wide is your S-10...doesn't appear to be a step-down?
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Post by Larry Baker »

You just can't beat a Mullen and all the crew. I've had mine since 2009 (new) and still plays great. I just don't get to play much any more. Covid really hurt the music industry.
Congrats on your new Mullen, you'll love it forever.
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Post by Dennis Montgomery »

The best thing about buying a Mullen G2? Knowing you'll never need to upgrade to something better!

When I bought my G2 back in 2018 I knew it was my forever pedal steel. Congrats on yours and enjoy your retirement ;-)
Hear my latest album, "Celestial" featuring a combination of Mullen SD12 and Synthesizers:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhh6b_x ... Ww493qAouK

Hear my album, "Armistice" featuring Fender 400 on every song:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P ... 7lPEtsplyW

Hear my Pedal Steel Only playlist featuring Mullen G2 SD12 on covers like Candyman, Wild Horses, Across the Universe & more...
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P ... NrvnJObliA
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Post by Doug Beaumier »

Congrats. I have one just like it, except Birdseye mica. Love it. I played it on 85 gigs from April through October this year, and it stays in tune perfectly and plays so smooth and accurate. And it doesn't break strings. :)
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Post by Jerry Van Hoose »

What a toy! Beautiful guitar, congratulations.
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Post by Mike Mantey »

I'm so glad you're enjoying it. Have fun with that bad boy. 8)
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Post by Ken Mizell »

I generally don't like red steel guitars, but THAT is just absolutely BEAUTIMOUS (a couple of steps up from plain beautiful).
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Post by John Palumbo »

Tom Campbell wrote:John...beautiful guitar...congratulations!

Quick question...how wide is your S-10...doesn't appear to be a step-down?
Tom, its 32" x 8" & does not step down.
Thanks :)
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Post by Doug Beaumier »

Not to hijack John's thread, but here's my Mullen G2 S-10, single body, purchased earlier this year. The extra wide body in the rear took some getting used to, but I find that it's very handy for setting accessories on (and beer). As I mentioned above, I've played this on 85 gigs so far this season and the guitar has played like a dream. Stays in tune well, very smooth and accurate, and hasn't broken a string yet. :)

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Post by John Palumbo »

Awesome Doug, congrats on yours it's a beauty, enjoy it!!
So glad Mullen came out with a S-10. Great guitars!
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Post by Doug Beaumier »

Thanks John! I really like the red mica on yours. I almost went with red, but the Birdseye won out. 😊
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Post by Andy Vance »

Are these just SD-10 bodies without a pad and thus called a S-10? It is difficult to tell how much body there is from the pics but it looks to be quite a bit.
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Post by John Palumbo »

Andy Vance wrote:Are these just SD-10 bodies without a pad and thus called a S-10? It is difficult to tell how much body there is from the pics but it looks to be quite a bit.
Andy, No these are not SD-10 bodies but they are 8" deep.
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Post by Tom Campbell »

Andy,
What's deciving is there is no step down from the neck...so it appears quite wide.
I have a Mullen HW-RP S10 and the width of the guitar is 8".
But...my guitar has the step down that visually makes it look more narrow...also has a 1/2 pad.
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Post by Doug Beaumier »

Mullen calls them "Single 10, Single Body" ...not SD-10. I haven't seen one with a pad yet, but maybe Mullen would put a small pad on if a customer requested one...?

Here are more pics, previously posted here on the forum.

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