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Johnie King
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too cool. I need to head on over there soon
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Looks great! Glad to see the paper is off the windows!
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Are there inventory or demo guitars if one visits? Not much I would think since this is “the next big thing” and they are probably back ordered.

Best of luck to the guys with this venture!
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Great looking place, nice to see they had a retail location!
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Post by Ben Thomas »

Looks great! Where is this location?
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Post by Mike Vallandigham »

Bill, they mentioned that the Prototype (the one without metal strips on the front) will be available to try out.

So great to see the Emmons name live on. Super impressive venture.
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Post by Ben Thomas »

For some reason I thought they were located in South Carolina but I now see that they’re located in Sevierville, TN.
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Post by Bill Duncan »

It is a great accomplishment and I am proud and supportive of what they are doing. Now I will take my wife and daughter to Pigeon Forge.

Buddy Emmons IS surely missed.
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Very impressive 👍. Thanks Johnie…Carl

Yes Bill D…would’ve been great to see Buddy in front cutting the ribbon…👌
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Sevierville; is East/SE of Knoxsville, TN; yes almost sitting on the border of North Carolina.
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Dolly Parton grew up in Sevierville, Tennessee. :D
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Post by Henry Matthews »

That’s awesome, thumbs up to Kelsey and rest of guys.
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great but sure would be nice to have time machine
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Great picture. :D
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