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Allen Howington


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North Carolina, USA
Post  Posted 9 Feb 2019 5:21 pm    
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With reference to an Emmons Pedal Steel Guitar:
Is there a specific, or correct, location to install the

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LeGrande II


front apron right end sticker? When they were first built were they all put on at a specific location/dimension or just randomly installed?

Thanks,

Allen


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Ian Worley


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Sacramento, CA
Post  Posted 9 Feb 2019 9:01 pm    
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I don't know the answer to your question, but here's where where the sticker is on my '98.

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Allen Howington


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Post  Posted 13 Feb 2019 4:53 pm     Ttt
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Jack Strayhorn

 

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Winston-Salem, NC
Post  Posted 13 Feb 2019 6:59 pm    
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I have been seeing guitars lately with decal mis located and it looks horrible. Ron Sr would be rolling over, he was very precise about such things. Using the narrow type masking tape place two strip widths next to endplate and center a strip where the mica and inlay strip meet.
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Jack Strayhorn

 

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Winston-Salem, NC
Post  Posted 13 Feb 2019 7:01 pm    
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Allen, nothing was ever done randomly!
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