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Herb Steiner

 

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Spicewood TX 78669
Post  Posted 5 Mar 2022 2:42 pm    
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The guitar for sale is a 1970 Sho~Bud Professional, in excellent condition with a two-piece Justice case set.

The guitar has 8 pedals and 7 knee levers and has been updated with a Jeff Surratt undercarriage, the work he was doing with Duane Marrs just before he began Show-Pro Guitars.

The pickups are original to the guitar and are E9 18.68 ohms tapped at 11.33, with the C6 pickup at 18.75 and tapped at 11.30.

As per Duane, this guitar was a custom build because the neck selector and coil tap switches are located between the necks and not on the right endplate.

The copedent is straight Buddy Emmons pedals and levers on both necks:
E9 LKL raises 4&8 1/2
E9 LKR lowers same 1/2
E9 LKV raises s1 whole tone and s2 1/2 tone
E9 RKL lowers s2 1/2 and whole tone
E9 RKR raises s1 and s7 1/2 tone

C6 LKL raises s4 1/2 tone
C6 LKR lowers same 1/2
C6 RKL lowers s3 1/2
C6 RKR raises s3 and s7 1/2 tone.

The case is a heavy duty Justice 2 pc. set.

Because I am short Wink, the guitar is short. It sits at 24" from the bottom edge of the endplate to the floor.

If anyone is interested in this guitar, I will have it at the TSGA Jamboree this coming weekend. I'm asking a very fair $2750 (less than I have in it), a price at which I am abdurate. Smile





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Rick Jackson

 

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Carson City, Nevada
Post  Posted 5 Mar 2022 3:41 pm    
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Herb, I will take the guitar. I understand shipping will be extra. Thanks...rj
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Herb Steiner

 

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Spicewood TX 78669
Post  Posted 8 Mar 2022 8:04 am    
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Sold to Rick Jackson. b0b, you may close the thread. You'll get a taste when I get the lettuce. Wink
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George King

 

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Woodlawn,Illinois
Post  Posted 12 Mar 2022 4:22 pm    
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Herb I have a professional identical to yours , can I ask what your serial number is?
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Herb Steiner

 

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Spicewood TX 78669
Post  Posted 12 Mar 2022 4:50 pm    
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George King wrote:
Herb I have a professional identical to yours , can I ask what your serial number is?


7702, one of the "lost serial numbers," according to Ricky D.
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George King

 

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Woodlawn,Illinois
Post  Posted 12 Mar 2022 6:07 pm    
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Mine is a 7xxx # as well. I've read all about that. Very interesting. Thanks George
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