How many Emmons Players do we have?

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Bobbe Seymour
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Post by Bobbe Seymour »

I have a couple, a 65, 67, 68, 69, 71, 72, Can't afford a new one.

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ESnow
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Post by ESnow »

'68 p/p rosewood 8&5 '91 legrande cherry 8&7
Gary Brown
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Post by Gary Brown »

Thanks to Bobbe Seymour, I'm now the proud owner of a '72 Rosewood P/P 8&5. What a guitar!
Peter

Post by Peter »

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica">quote:</font><HR><SMALL>Hi Peter,
Here is the information I have on the guitar.

Date shipped 10-04-78
Model S-10 Serial number #1575-S
1 neck
3 pedals 4 knee levers
Single coil pickup
Type finish Green Birdseye

This information came from the warranty card that we have whoever bought the guitar never sent back their copy of the warranty card.
Glad that you like the guitar.

Take care
Bobbie
Emmons Guitar Co. by Lashley,Inc.
336-227-2782
336-222-1911 Fax</SMALL><HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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David Cutter
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Post by David Cutter »

'73 P/P S10 Rosewood 3/4
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Damir Besic
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Post by Damir Besic »

Jay Ganz,
where is that barn you have all those guitars behind?Great collection.
DB

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Tom Wicks
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Post by Tom Wicks »

an Emmons Legrande D-10, black Tom
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chris ivey
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Post by chris ivey »

add my two to the list:
early 70's fatback D-10 wood neck/body 8+7
early 80's D-10 9+7 wood neck/body

i love them

however

my best and favorite steel is my '82 zum D-10
9+8
Herb Steiner
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Post by Herb Steiner »

Okay, in response to several email inquiries, I have a:

1964 D-10 woodneck bolt-on;
1964 D-10 wraparound;
1965 D-10 wraparound;
1965 S-10 wraparound.

I play all these guitars, incidentally.

I'm way down in the collection, since Bob Hoffnar got my 66 bolt-on and Bobby Flores got the Bill Johnson wraparound. Lucky fellows, they.

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David Martin
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Post by David Martin »

A LLIII 10&9 counter force on both necks and all the compensators. Black with BL710s. Bought it 3 years ago from John Hughey. This guitar is very stable and trouble free. I couldn't be happier.
Jim Marconi
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Post by Jim Marconi »

I have Black LeGrande II 8f and 5k and a Rosewood LeGrande III 8f and 8k from T.W. and a 76 D-12 P/P 8f and 6k

Jim
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mike nolan
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Post by mike nolan »

1974 black D-10 PP 8&5.
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Post by Buck Dilly »

1974, D-10, Ash Sunburst, Lacquer, PP w/ 9+9. This guitar rings like a bell. Mike Cass has my 80's Black Mica D-12 that will end up w/9 + 9 once I figure out which changes I want on it.

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Herb said:
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica">quote:</font><HR><SMALL>1964 D-10 woodneck bolt-on;
1964 D-10 wraparound;
1965 D-10 wraparound;
1965 S-10 wraparound.</SMALL><HR></BLOCKQUOTE>


... oh Herb... can you come out an play?

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Mark Krutke
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Post by Mark Krutke »

I have a black 1976 D-10, 8 + 5 for the road, and a black 1985 D-10, 8 + 5 baby Legrande for at home.
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Randy Beavers
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Post by Randy Beavers »

I have two.
'67 Rosewood 8 & 9
'79 Black 8 & 4
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Bill Terry
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Post by Bill Terry »

'67 D-10
'88 D-10 Legrande
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John Bechtel
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Post by John Bechtel »

I have a 'ah! what brand was that?

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Post by jim milewski »

I have only 2 steels, both push pulls 12 strings single neck, I've installed locking nuts on both guitars, the tuning stability is second to none, and the tone is great on both, I don't ever consider "upgrading" to any other guitar.
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Frank Estes
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Tim Rowley
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Post by Tim Rowley »

I've still got my old blue LeGrande II Loafer with a Lawrence 710 and it's the only steel guitar I play anymore. Although it's starting to show some wear, it still tunes and plays flawlessly, sounds great and is utterly reliable. With 3 pedals and 6 knees and every string moving, that guitar is capable of playing anything I can think up and a whole lot of things I can't even hear in my mind. Really I couldn't ask for a better guitar. When the day comes that I buy a new steel, it will be set up just like this one.

Tim Rowley
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David Decker
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Post by David Decker »

94 Legrande II 8+4
79 Push/Pull 8+5, Both Black, just got the 79!
John Cadeau
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Post by John Cadeau »

I have one of the first LeGrandes ever built. I don't know what the year is but the serial number is #0005. I love this guitar.
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joe long
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Post by joe long »

Just received my 71 D-10, 8-5, mica body, wood necks, bolt-on changer, SN 1491 from Mike Cass.

I purchased this guitar from a player who had owned it for 30 years. He purchased the guitar from Faron Youngs steel player. Faron Youngs name and address are stenciled on the blue case.

The guitar was in sade shape but still in remarkable condition with all things considered. The case was held together with 200 mph ducking tape.

I have several other Emmons to compare this guitar with and I can honestly say this guitar has a sound and tone all its own.

Mike did an incredable job of making this guitar new again. As soon as I can figure out my ditigal camera I will post some pictures of it.
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Gordon Titcomb
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Post by Gordon Titcomb »

I own 2 1980 Emmons D-10 push pulls.
one Rosewood Mica, one Black Mica,
They both sound awesome.
I use only a little 'verb as an effect, and play through a Peavey Nashville 1000.

Mahhhhhhhvellous!

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