Pedalmaster D-10 with 8&7

Pedal, lap, Hawaiian, resonator ... anything played with a bar
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David Nugent
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Pedalmaster D-10 with 8&7

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Pedalmaster D-10 with 8&7, Emmons setup, approximately six months old. Gorgeous deep blue lacquer finish with color coordinated fretboards. Two small dings between the necks, one came with the guitar, and the other happened when a string popped on the C6 neck and hit me in the face causing me to drop the bar. Undercarriage very similar to a GFI, making for easy copedant changes. Comes with a very nice tweed case. This actual guitar can be viewed on the "Pedalmaster" site under "Pedalmaster blue D-10." The only difference being, the George L'pickups were replaced with Truetones by builder Roy Thomas before I took delivery.
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Post by David Nugent »

Sorry, forgot to post the price. $2300.00 plus freight. Great guitar, very compact. Carter and GFI players will love it. The reason for selling, I have a difficult time switching between this and my Zum. (I guess size does matter.)
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Post by Daniel J. Cormier »

This is one beautiful guitar. Was at Mr. Roy's shop when he finished it .As good a guitar as you can buy these days.Priced right too. Same guitar new without the two added Knee Levers is around 3300.00.Extra Knee's cost 125.00 each. The tone is also excellent.
Oh and by the way Bump<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Daniel J. Cormier on 26 August 2004 at 12:51 PM.]</p></FONT>
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WoW that is Beautiful.
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Post by David Nugent »

Many thanks to Daniel for the kind words, David for the link, and most of all to Ricky for posting the picture. After viewing the photo, I realized why I purchased the guitar in the first place. And to be honest, the picture does not do it justice. This finish is one of the prettiest shades of blue I have ever seen!...Another nice feature I neglected to mention, it has two output jacks. The second can be used for a tuner, or to run to a second amp if you are running your volume pedal through the pre gain inputs on a Peavey amp.
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Post by Chris Boyd »

David sure has good taste ....what a beautiful guitar....wow.....
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Post by Daniel J. Cormier »

This guitar has a finish like glass.
Only wish I could getMy 90 Firebird to shine like that. I'd buy it if i could sell off a couple guitar I have.

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Post by David Nugent »

I am open to trade offers for an S-10, or SD-10 with a 24 1/4" scale. An older Emmons, Fessenden, Derby, Zum, etc. I am looking for a guitar to leave at our rehearsal hall, so physical appearance or age is not that vital as long as it mechanically sound.
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Up!!
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Post by Randy Gilliam »

Good Lookin Rig. Bump It Too The Top.
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Post by Daniel J. Cormier »

Oh I only wish I had the cashola

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Post by Chris Boyd »

Bump Up for a friend.....

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Post by Daniel J. Cormier »

Bump up again for a fine guitar and great guy

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Post by James Quackenbush »

Bump for a gorgeous steel ...
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Post by David Nugent »

Thanks to all for the kind words and the bumps up. b0b, please close this thread, several offers but no takers.
Thank you, David
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