MSA Classic S-10

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David Alexander
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MSA Classic S-10

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MSA Classic S-10 with 5 pedals and 4 knee levers set up Emmons style. Both E string levers are on the right knee (RKL raises and RKR lowers both E's). LKR lowers the 2nd string a full tone and the 9th string 1/2 tone. LKL raises the 1st string a full tone and the 2nd string 1/2 tone. Pedals 1,2, and 3 are standard Emmons raises. Pedal 4 lowers the 2nd string 1/2 tone. Pedal 5 raises the 6th string 1/2 tone. This rosewood mica guitar is in excellent condition and has the MSA molded plastic case which is in rough shape but protects the instrument. I've had the pickup wired direct to bypass the volume and tone controls as the pots were scratchy. $1,000.00 plus shipping to the lower 48 states only please. Image
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David Alexander
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MSA Classic S-10

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Bump
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Donnie Pierce
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Location: Windsor, North Carolina, USA

Post by Donnie Pierce »

David,
Great Looking Steel. Have one just like it. Played it for years, never had a problem with it,and it never let me down.....Donnie :D
MSA Classic S-10,Zumsteel Encore
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John Cox
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MSA S10

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David, would you know about how old the guitar is? J.C.
John Sluszny
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Post by John Sluszny »

David,sorry I'm not interested but thanks
for giving us the full setup of that beautiful
instrument !
David Alexander
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MSA Classic S-10

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On the underside label the previous owner wrote 1974 and initialed it so I assume this is correct. Donnie, glad you have enjoyed your guitar for so many years. I've just got too many and I need to sell one. Thanks for the trade inquiries but I just don't need another one. I would be interested in trading for a 1965 or 66 black face twin reverb. I'll be leaving on a trip tomorrow, if anyone needs to call me my cell # is (580)920-6843.
Jody Cameron
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Post by Jody Cameron »

Bump for David. I can't believe someone has not snapped this one up!

JC
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Bo Borland
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Post by Bo Borland »

It is nice to see my old girl again.
Serial # 1C2013, bought new in 1974, serial number confirmed by Reece. She is as solid as a rock and sounds very good.
Bo Borland
Rittenberry SD10 , Derby D-10, Quilter TT12, Peavey Session 400 w/ JBL, NV112, Fender Blues Jr. , 1974 Dobro 60N squareneck, Rickenbacher NS lapsteel, 1973 Telecaster Thinline, 1979 blonde/black Frankenstrat
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Brinton Payne
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Post by Brinton Payne »

David - please check your e-mail, I'm interested in a trip up I-35 soon :D
BP
David Alexander
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MSA Classic S-10

Post by David Alexander »

Brinton, I sent you an email. Bo, I'm out on the road again and had to give up teaching so I no longer need the MSA. I know I'll regret it later but I have too many guitars. DA
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