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J. David Carrera


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Post  Posted 14 Feb 2018 9:37 pm    
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As I'm sure most of you know, the Fingertip is one of the earliest designs of pedal steel.I bought this guitar because it seemed like most steel guitar greats played Fingertips at some point in their careers and now, half a century later the tone from these records is often the most fondly remember and sought after, such as Lloyd Green with Charlie Pride at Panther Hall. I've decided to sell it because I've got too much gear on my hands and I find myself only playing my S10.

This guitar will need tuning up. It's needs a stop for the RKR lever and the LKR lever is included but needs to be reassembled. The pedals operate as they should.

The pickups are original and the sound is all there.

Edit: Craig Davidson has informed me that he had the pickups rewound by David Jackson, some time ago when he had that guitar. The pickups sound amazing, it has a very full sound, the kind you'd expect from a Sho Bud from this time.

Cheers
JD

$1700 + shipping & fees









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Neil Lang


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Albert Lea, Minnesota, USA
Post  Posted 15 Feb 2018 5:49 am    
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A SWEET Example of this era BUD!!!!! Very clean for its age. Whoa! Amazing wood grain!!!!
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Daymon LaPoint


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Jasper, Texas
Post  Posted 15 Feb 2018 7:12 am    
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Nice! Still looking good.
That's my old Fingertip. Bought it here on the forum from Craig Davidson and sold it here on the forum to Damir Besic.

Those two screw holes on the front were for a name plate for the original owner that I still have.
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Daymon LaPoint


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Jasper, Texas
Post  Posted 15 Feb 2018 7:17 am    
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J. David check your private messages.
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Jon Zimmerman

 

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Post  Posted 15 Feb 2018 8:32 am     Marvelous
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Could easily be put back into optimal operation. J.David has given a great head start to the next curator/custodian with a price figure as attractive as lts wood grain...that this ol' gal has not seen much grind nor rigors of the road, I think is fairly obvious.
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Abe Levy


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Post  Posted 15 Feb 2018 8:41 am    
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Pm sent.
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Jeffrey Snyder


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Virginia, USA
Post  Posted 15 Feb 2018 8:52 am    
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Are the emblems left, center and right inlays or stickers?
Beautiful guitar!!
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Damir Besic


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Nashville,TN.
Post  Posted 15 Feb 2018 9:21 am    
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Jeffrey Snyder wrote:
Are the emblems left, center and right inlays or stickers?
Beautiful guitar!!


mother of pearl inlay ...
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Craig A Davidson


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Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin USA
Post  Posted 15 Feb 2018 1:11 pm    
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Jeffrey Snyder wrote:
Are the emblems left, center and right inlays or stickers?
Beautiful guitar!!

The inlays are inlays. The guitar use to be mine.
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Craig A Davidson


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Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin USA
Post  Posted 15 Feb 2018 1:23 pm    
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J. David check you pm's
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J. David Carrera


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Los Angeles, CA
Post  Posted 16 Feb 2018 2:23 am    
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PMs have been replied to.

For a quicker response feel free to email me as I'm able to check it more often than the forum.

Shipping to the Eastern half of the country looks to be around $115 -$150 depending on where you're specifically located.
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J. David Carrera


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Post  Posted 26 Feb 2018 1:27 pm    
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Price is now at $1700
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John Corzine

 

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California, USA
Post  Posted 5 Mar 2018 1:09 pm     Sho-Bud
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Email sent
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