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Scott Anderson

 

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New York, USA
Post  Posted 25 May 2024 7:39 pm    
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My three pedal steel guitars are up for sale.
Two are nearly new 10-string E9 Mullens guitars that I ordered directly from the Mullen factory in Colorado in 2018 and 2019. Both are lightly played and have never been on a bus or airplane, nor even on a stage other than a few times at our local theater.
The G2 has three pedals and five levers. The Discovery has three pedals and four levers. I ordered them both in a plum pearl laminate. The G2 has a tan leather armrest.
G2 comes with two heavy-duty travel cases made with solid oak trim, fur lining, and the matching plum pearl laminate. The Discovery comes in its factory-built case.
My third guitar is an older, much used 10-string Excel which I had converted from Cajun tuning back to standard E9. It has been around and heavily played but works fine, sounds great, and is lightweight. It comes with an original case and many spare parts.
In keeping with the oak and plum pear appearance, I have for sale a seat made in the same design (plum pearl and oak) with a tan leather cushion and room for most gear.
I also converted a Peavey Nashville 400 and a Peavey Nashville 112 into two separate cases (amplifier in one, speaker in the other) so that no case weighed more than 30 pounds. The 400 has the 15” Black Widow speaker.
Prices are negotiable, but I hope to get:
$3750 for the G2 with two heavy-duty cases
$1,800 for the Discovery with case
$1,400 for the Excel with case
$250 for the seat
$250 for the Peavey Nashville 400 in two cases
$500 for the Peavey Nashville 112 in two cases
You can contact me by email or text: samusicworks@gmail.com 315 four zero six 5681.
For pictures, check out my listing on Craigslist:
https://syracuse.craigslist.org/msg/d/auburn-pedal-steel-guitars-mullen-and/7750055995.html

Scott Anderson, Owasco NY
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John Neff

 

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Post  Posted 26 May 2024 9:08 am    
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Paul Mageau

 

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Scott Rogers

 

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Andalusia, AL
Post  Posted 26 May 2024 3:51 pm    
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Charlie Thompson

 

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Post  Posted 27 May 2024 4:59 pm    
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Pete McAvity

 

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Post  Posted 29 May 2024 7:30 am    
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