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Tommy Cass
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Emmons P/P # 1017

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I just finished this Emmons P/P and it is going out to Matt Elsen of Portland Oregon.
This is one of the best sounding P/P's I have heard. Congratulations, Matt and many thanks. Tom
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Do you buff out the top of the necks near the
pickups or are they "jeweled" as they were originally?
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Post by John McGann »

Stunningly beautiful work as always from Tommy!

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Post by Tommy Cass »

Jay... they are buffed out. I can do jeweled if requested.

John... thanks for the kind words.
Tom
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Post by Nick Reed »

TC,
I'm sure it's a great sounding guitar, cause it's a bolt-on! NR
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Post by Paul Warnik »

Just two #'s away from my black D-10 #1019D
These are great guitars despite all the negative flap about the bolt on changers
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Post by Matt Elsen »

Tommy - it's gorgeous, it's amazing what you've done. You're an absolute genius.


Now how on earth am I going to sneak this one into the house?


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Post by Chris Caruso »

Another beauty by Tommy Cass!
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Post by Peter Hart »

Yes that's one beautiful guitar Tom!! Great work!!

What's next???

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Post by Wade Branch »

Unbelievable !!! Tommy,you never seem to quit amazing me.You need to get a website and put all you projects on there ,where I can sit and stare for hours and hours,of course it probably get in the way of my practice time,haha.Nice job !!
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Post by Kenny Forbess »

Tommy,
A beautiful piece of work.

Paul, I totaly agree with your comment.
and, it's not far from my #1026 either.
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Post by Rick Johnson »

Great work Tommy,
Matt you are one lucky guy
to own that beauty

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Post by Randy Gilliam »

Tommy If you can play half as good as that Steel Looks you must be a Monster? Keep up the great work . Randy Gilliam. hello Kenny Forbes.
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Post by Gerald Menke »

Tommy you maniac, you've done it again. I daresay that steel looks better than it did when it left the factory. Your handiwork is truly a sight to behold! Beautiful, beautiful.
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Post by Jeff Bradshaw »

Hi Tommy, The guitar looks beautiful, did you replace the formica? Thanks. ..jeff
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Post by Larry Chung »

Beautiful work, Tommy.

I'm curious - are you related to Mike Cass in Tennessee?

Or is it just coincidental that both of you do amazing work on Emmons guitars???

What does this have to do with ZBs? Hee hee. (;

ZBest,
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Post by Doug Beaumier »

Excellent Tom!

I saw this guitar a few weeks ago at Tom's shop and believe me, it's a jewel. It sparkles more in person than in the pictures!

Not all push/pulls are created equal, and if you ever find a great sounding one like this... keep it! Congratulations Matt.


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Post by Mark Dunn »

Another great job from the Cass workshop. All the best Tommy.
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Post by Doug Beaumier »

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica">quote:</font><HR><SMALL>I'm curious - are you related to Mike Cass in Tennessee?

Or is it just coincidental that both of you do amazing work on Emmons guitars???</SMALL><HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

I’ll jump in here and answer for Tom... no relation, it’s pure coincidence.

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Is there any blood on the return springs.... Image Image Image
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Post by Tommy Cass »

Wrong guitar John. It's the one I'm working on now. Tom
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