1952 Fender dual 8 Pro. Photo's

Tommy Auldridge · From: Maryland, USA

I finally got a couple of photo's of my new guitar. they're on Mike's website at the bottom of the page. Click here. http://www.mikeauldridge.com/shop.htm#steeltop

John Billings · From: Ohio, USA

It's a stunner! And I'm jealous!

Andy Sandoval · From: Bakersfield, California, USA

What a beauty!

Rick Collins · From: Claremont , CA USA

Tommy, that is just like mine; but mine has been refinished.

I made a pick guard for each neck from some clear adhesive backed Mylar. From five feet away one cannot tell it. It really protects the wood body from the metal finger picks.

Too bad these were not cut-away along the fret board like the Stringmasters.

Garry Vanderlinde · From: CA

One of the cleanest Dual Pros I've ever seen. Did you get that slipping tuner fixed?

Doug Beaumier · From: Northampton, MA

Tommy, Is that an original finish?

Mark Vinbury · From: N. Kingstown, Rhode Island, USA

Tommy--That is a beauty.

Stephan Miller · From: Silver Spring, Maryland, USA

Sweet & not beat! Man, you're set...maybe...

Tommy Auldridge · From: Maryland, USA

The tuning key for the 8th string on the back neck has not been fixed yet. that's why there are no strings on that neck in the photos. I know where to send the pan out for repair, but I need to save up some cash first. I spent everything I had saved up just to buy the guitar. And yes, that is the original finish, it's unbelievebly clean. thanks for all the complements. Tommy

Garry Vanderlinde · From: CA

If you have access to a 200-watt soldiering iron, you can probably do the repairs yourself.

[This message was edited by Garry Vanderlinde on 12 August 2006 at 11:40 AM.]

Tommy Auldridge · From: Maryland, USA

Well,, I just don't have the confidence or the tools, not to mention the know-how, to try it myself. I would rather trust someone who's done this before. Thanks anyway Tommy..

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