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P Perry

 

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Post  Posted 30 Oct 2015 4:57 pm    
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Offered for sale is a double neck 10 string JCH pedal steel guitar with a red lacquer body built by John Hughey himself in the early 90s in Nashville, TN. Lacquer bodied JCHs are very rare, I have only seen four in my life. This classic instrument has 8 Pedals-7 Knee Levers but originally built as 10P-9K Crawford Cluster, still has cross rods for 10&9 as well as some of the original hardware. It has George Ls 10-1s pickups included is one of the original Emmons humbuckers. It comes with the original case which shows some wear but still serves it's purpose well. This is a working, great playing guitar. The sound is captivating with a tone that is incredible. This is an extremely sought after and highly desired guitar known for their quality and sound. Price is $3500.00 OBO PayPal preferred free shipping in cont. U.S.



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Stephen Gambrell

 

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Post  Posted 4 Nov 2015 12:25 am    
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A FINE guitar.
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P Perry

 

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Post  Posted 13 Nov 2015 11:48 am    
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Bump
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P Perry

 

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Post  Posted 4 Jan 2016 6:24 am    
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