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Sam Lewis


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Conway, Arkansas, USA
Post  Posted 16 Jun 2012 10:49 am    
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I know less-than-nothing about these guitars. That said, I have access to one that is in fair shape but
I need to know a few things, like:

Are they hard to set up
Are they reliable once they are set up.
Are they worth the time and effort.

Not a great deal of money involved. I know that the knowledge that abounds on this forum in regards to SoBub guitars would fill volumes so I'm leaning on the experts to steer my right. Thanks, everuone.
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Chas. J. Wagner


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Denver, Colorado USA
Post  Posted 16 Jun 2012 11:50 am    
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I have no first hand experience, but there is a lot of knowledge on the Forum about them. Here's a couple past threads...
Sho-Bud Baldwin Cross-Over Double-10's
Sho-Bud Crossover
You can find more by doing a Search for Baldwin Crossover in Forum Section: Pedal Steel
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Russ Wever

 

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Kansas City
Post  Posted 16 Jun 2012 1:39 pm    
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Look for Gene Haugh around there in Conway.
He headed up the Sho~Bud assembly facility
when it was operating there in Conway and
should be able to tell you what you want
to know.
~Russ
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