Brand New MSA 10-6 Tour Pro Review

Tomas Enguidanos · From: California, USA

After a long wait I recently received my new MSA 10-6 Tour Pro. My previous guitars were a Kline D10 and an Emmons Push-pull, both were great guitars. The Tour Pro is my personal favorite because it has a very realistic sounding Dobro neck that is very useful. The E9 feels and sounds great. I like the swapable pickups. The ability to illuminate the fretboards came in super handy at a gig this week when the sun went down and there were no stage lights. I could see everything so clearly. I miss being able to play c6th but was mostly playing E9 anyway then grabbing my dobro for more bluegrass sounding numbers. Now I only have to bring one instrument. I love the new larger wheels on the Red Dirt Case, very helpful because the guitar in the case weighs close to 75lbs.

I have gotten great support from Johnny Cox over the phone and text as I was new to tuning the pedals on an MSA in particular the 6th string which is G#. It has split tuning on this string, so with the b pedal it raises to A, then with the right knee, left lever I can hit G# and G. I was having trouble with tuning this, and I totally screwed it up about an hour before I had to leave for a gig. Thankfully Johnny explained how to fix everything, and after watching Mitches’ video on Split Tuning, It was good to go

again.

Paul Strojan · From: California, USA

I like the guitar. My dream guitar is that style but with the 12 string D 13 to have everything.

Bobby D. Jones · From: West Virginia, USA

Beautiful guitar. That would be neat, A 6 string back neck set up Do-Bro when needed.

Greg Cutshaw · From: Corry, PA, USA

Awesome guitar!

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