Sho-Bud Pro III info wanted...

Ron Davis · From: Lake Arrowhead, California... We're a mile high. ;)

Pro III info wanted.
Pros & Cons, likes & dislikes, options (if any), value, etc...

Thanx,
rd
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David Griffin · From: Jimmy Creek,Arkansas via Cowtown, USA

They are great guitars.With the aluminum necks they sound kinda like a cross between a Sho Bud & an Emmons (to me anyway). Only drawback to them that I ever saw was they were pretty sensitive to temperature changes.
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Ron Davis · From: Lake Arrowhead, California... We're a mile high. ;)

Thanx, David.
Smile

rd
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Emmons 12 p/p, Revelation, Black Widows, (& way too many assorted goodies...)
Drummer with a pedal steel fantasy. Wink

www.LA-Zep.com
www.Desperado1.com
www.CMWChicagoTribute.com

Bob Metzger · From: Waltham (Boston), MA, USA

I don't use my Pro III on outdoor gigs in summertime, as the tuning moves much more than on a wooden neck guitar, especially if the steel is in direct sunlight. Besides that, these are great steels.

Bob M.
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Gordon Hartin · From: Durham, NC

My first pro steel was a sho-bud pro 3, 1975 model...great guitar but heavy. Destroyed 2 of those shobud cases luggin it around. I never started playing the c6th so i switched to a sd10 rains.

Gordon

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