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Brian Gattis


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Post  Posted 7 Aug 2024 11:18 am    
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Does anybody know what the measurement is for the cabinet width of a sho bud s10? It seems to be a tad bit wider than the Emmons s10. Any help is appreciated.
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Kenny Davis


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Post  Posted 7 Aug 2024 11:55 am    
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Older, 6139 round front guitars are 33 5/8", and later Pro I models are 32 7/16".

Depth (front to back) on both is 8 1/2"

Measurements are endplate to endplate.
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Ian Worley


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Post  Posted 7 Aug 2024 12:30 pm    
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Pro I/6139 etc. wood body width is ~8-1/8". Overall width including the end plate is ~8-5/8". Emmons S-10 bodies from late-'60s on are ~7-3/8", ~7-15/16" including the end plate
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Brian Gattis


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Georgia, USA
Post  Posted 7 Aug 2024 2:41 pm    
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Ian Worley wrote:
Pro I/6139 etc. wood body width is ~8-1/8". Overall width including the end plate is ~8-5/8". Emmons S-10 bodies from late-'60s on are ~7-3/8", ~7-15/16" including the end plate


Thanks Kenny and Ian,
This is exactly what I was looking for. I appreciate it!
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