The Steel Guitar Forum

Lets take this to the top. Keep them comeing.
Does anyone have a picture of BUDDY EMMONS playing an EMMONS that they can share with us on here?
THANKS
Terry

The '75 Red P/P Fat back, now belongs to Doc Rickles.
'96 LeGrande II, '84 LeGrande SKH
Regards, Jay Thompson

Here's my new (to me) S-12:

More photos at http://scotlandbarr.com/Emmons/. Oh yeah, it's a push-pull!

LL3

Isn't that LL III above, something? What a beauty.
Regards, Jay Thompson

Thanks Jay, I love my guitar!

My 2003 Derby Red LGIII 8/7.

I'll love it even more when I get it back from Dave Robbens


SS

"Life is mostly Attitude and Timing"

Sorry to do this, but could someone please explain or post a URL to where I can research the different push/pull models I'm hearing terms like bolt-on, cut tail and fat back and I have no idea what you're talking about. thanks.

Here is my 79sd10 push pull.It sounds amazing...

Here is my 71 D-10 PP, S/N 1464D, of course Black.
I got it new in either April or May of 71 and the picture was taken about two weeks after I got it.
The amp in the background is a 70 Model Twin Reverb.
Sadly, I sold it in Feb 82 after I got my Franklin and the last I knew about the guitar
was that it had been stolen out of a club in Kansas City, Mo.

Skip....There is a steel player from R.I. named Tony who owns an early model P/P that is similar in color to the picture you posted. If Forumite Sam White reads this post he may be able to supply further information as to whether the mica finish is original or not.

This is my '99 SD10, 5X5, I have four other steels but this one is a keeper

Here's my brand new "baby"! Lashley LeGrande III with 9 pedals & 10 knees! Plays and sounds like a dream!! I will post a better picture soon!

Trying to send pictures of my S-10 Emmons. Recently Reworked By the Damascus Wizard - aka Lynn Stafford. I Could never say enough Good things about how Lynn has made this guitar SING. Thank you Lynn for your Expertice and Knowledge. Would rant on but I have to go practice playing this Work of art you have made for me.
All the Best
Wade Carns[/img]

IMHO Here's what makes this one my fave...

Here's my first pedal steel-a 1974 Emmons student model with three pedals and one knee. This picture was taken at the very first steel guitar show I played in my life in Hollonville, Georgia. This guitar spent some time at the Hollonville Opry House.

Brett

Here is mine. Not inverted, its a lefty. 1977 P/P

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I love this guitar, even after a year I still can't believe I own it.

I´ve got one myself, together with a GFI.
This is my Emmmons machine...
...and it´s really something.

Nothing fancy....just making a buck

I just got a sd-10 rosewood pp
1979 model I think
to tell you the truth my head still ant workin to
good after the truck wreck 2 weeks ago
boy she sounds so good thow

I emailed wayne morgan mabe he will post my pic for me

wayne your emmons is a real looker buddy!!!

This is perhaps my favorite Emmons guitar although I have some push pulls that I like very much. This one has 8+9, 710's and was built by Jack Strayhorn. This photo is from the '07 Branson Jam.
Jerry

Here's mine - a 2000 LG111 with 8+9. Dave Robbins went through it a year or so ago and he sent it back to me better than ever.

Steels may come and go, but this one will stay with me for ever!

TTT

Mike Archers Emmons SD10 Push Pull

Wayne