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Justin Sharbono

 

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Minnesota, USA
Post  Posted 1 Sep 2011 7:22 am    
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How can I track down that LEFTY Sho-Bud LDG?

Was is for sale here at one time? Does anyone know anyone who owns one?

Thanks!

Justin
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Justin Sharbono

 

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Minnesota, USA
Post  Posted 1 Sep 2011 8:55 am    
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Does Mullen offer a Left Handed S-10?
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Dave Hopping


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Aurora, Colorado
Post  Posted 1 Sep 2011 11:08 am    
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Justin-
I can't remember seeing a LH Mullen but I haven't seen every Mullen ever made,either;it couldn't hurt to drop Mike Mantey (Mullen sales guy and a real gent!) an E and ask.He's on the SGF,so maybe he'll see this thread and chime in.
I have 2 Mullen steels and I'm thoroughly happy with both of them. Very Happy Very Happy
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Dan Burnham


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Greenfield, Tennessee
Post  Posted 1 Sep 2011 5:56 pm     BMI Lefty
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Justin,
We will have a Lefty BMI, byrdseye maple, SD-10 at the show with 4 & 6 for sale.

We will be at St. Louis, come on by if you come,

Dan(BMI)
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Justin Sharbono

 

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Minnesota, USA
Post  Posted 17 Sep 2011 6:09 am    
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Any other leads? Please help. Thanks!!!
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CrowBear Schmitt


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Ariege, - PairO'knees, - France
Post  Posted 17 Sep 2011 8:04 am    
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Simmons offers a lefty at 1200 $
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Joe Naylor


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Avondale, Arizona, USA
Post  Posted 17 Sep 2011 8:34 am     I am left handed too
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When someone gets on here or I hear someone tell some one that is left handed to just go right handed I get upset.

I started playing lap steel at 6 years old and was not told any difference - then 6 string too. Still not good at either BUT I have wondered several times if I could have been better had I played left handed.

One day at Desert Rose's shop several years ago in Tuscon there were 7 guys standing around - Chuck and I working and talking when one said that he noticed that Chuck and I were left handed. We shortly found out that 6 out of the 7 were left handed and all steel players and most also played guitar and / or bass.

Remember this -"All people are born Right Handed some of us just over come it" - Very Happy

They are right Pedal Master has built over a hundred but I think most all builders offer Left Handed Steels - (I know a few do not but just call the builders)

Oh by the way I make Left Handed steelseats - someone started a funny thread on here as an April Fools Joke and I sent him a photo of a Left Handed seat (SideKar on the other side) - we had a laugh about that.

Joe Naylor
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