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Tony Dingus

 

From:
Kingsport, Tennessee, USA
Post  Posted 20 Aug 2002 11:58 am    
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How many JCH players do we have out there?
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Bobby Boggs

 

From:
Upstate SC.
Post  Posted 20 Aug 2002 7:21 pm    
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Does JCH make a pedal steel with those knee things on it?
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jim milewski

 

From:
stowe, vermont
Post  Posted 21 Aug 2002 2:20 am    
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Bobby, the correct term is, "tose things that hang down"
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Richard Sinkler


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aka: Rusty Strings -- Missoula, Montana
Post  Posted 21 Aug 2002 1:14 pm    
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Do those knee thingies have a purpose. I just use them as a guide to locate where my butt (can I say butt?) goes on the pak-a-seat.

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jim milewski

 

From:
stowe, vermont
Post  Posted 21 Aug 2002 4:57 pm    
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I accidently hit one once and my guitar sounded out of tune! when I moved my leg back it went back into tune, that should tell us something about them, best I can tell they are nothing more than thigh locators
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Donny Hinson

 

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Glen Burnie, Md. U.S.A.
Post  Posted 21 Aug 2002 5:13 pm    
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One that I know of...Lloyd Green.
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Skip Cole

 

From:
North Mississippi
Post  Posted 21 Aug 2002 5:24 pm    
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I think the things are called knee-nockers and the things on that bar on the bottom are clutcher pedals, you push um when you get in a clutch ----- What was the question? Oh yeah, Jimmy Crawford.

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Bruce Hamilton

 

From:
Vancouver BC Canada
Post  Posted 22 Aug 2002 9:19 am    
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Jimmie has made only a limited number of these guitars and I consider myself lucky to have one. Mine currently has 8X8 and is equipped with E-66s. Of all the all pull guitars I have tried this one comes closest to the sound of my push pull and of course the build quality is second to none!
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P Perry

 

From:
Lebanon, OH, USA
Post  Posted 22 Aug 2002 10:12 am    
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My JCH is just over a year old. I have a D-10 8x6. I love it's tone and it plays like a dream. I love it so well that I am about ready to order a second one. Jimmie has asked if I would put mine on display at his booth this year at the ISGC, stop by and check it out.

[This message was edited by P Perry on 22 August 2002 at 11:13 AM.]

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Tony Dingus

 

From:
Kingsport, Tennessee, USA
Post  Posted 22 Aug 2002 7:21 pm    
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I've got an 89 model that I've had for 7 years or so with E66 pickups. It originally
had the BL 705 copies. One of the best all
pulls that I've owned.It's a S10 on a dbl nk
with 3pedals and 6 knees.

Tony
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MALCOLM KIRBY

 

From:
Crofton, KY USA
Post  Posted 24 Aug 2002 6:27 am    
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I have a SD-10 4/5.
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