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Jerome Dube

 

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Post  Posted 31 Jan 2009 2:15 pm    
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THANKS TO EVERYONE WHOM INQUIRED ABOUT THIS GUITAR
[b]Guitar is SOLD


*DONATION TO FOLLOW*[/b]

This Custom Built Williams is truely a beautiful
Instrument. This Guitar was Built in late Fall of 2007. It belonged to my Dad. Unfotunatly not long after he took delivery of this Master piece, he was diagnosed with terminal Cancer and has since passed on.

This guitar is set up with the standard Nashville tuning E-9th and C-6th. Custom wood necks provide a rich sound that you will love,Custom Sunburst color
that is very appealing to the eye and a joy to play. This Guitar has never seen a job yet. It is almost brand new and You will be getting a truly nice Instrament.This Guitar comes with all factory literature & Case.

Asking Price is $3400.00 or Best Offer.Plus shipping & Handling. Please post your response here if interested. Then send a PM.

Please page down to see the set-up on this guitar.

Thanks

Pay-Pal or Postal Money Orders Only.


Here are few Pictures:






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Jerome Dube

 

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Post  Posted 1 Feb 2009 11:11 pm    
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Bump
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Jerome Dube

 

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Post  Posted 2 Feb 2009 10:37 am    
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Bump Needs a happy new owner Smile
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Brad Malone

 

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Post  Posted 2 Feb 2009 6:51 pm     Great Deal on a Great Steel
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Folks, The Williams 600 is "State of the Art". The Changer is designed to bend the strings less thereby eliminating string breakage problems..plus this is a beautiful looking Steel. Jerome, Sorry to hear about your Dad's passing...Wish you all the best.

Brad
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Jerome Dube

 

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Post  Posted 2 Feb 2009 7:25 pm    
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TTT

Thanks Brad for the plug on the guitar.
And thanks for the sorry about Dad. I only wish he could of played this ax like he had intended.

I've recieved a couple of PM's on this Guitar and I would be open to ENTERTAIN a reasonable offer.Heavy on the reasonable....

This is not a stock order Guitar. IT was a Custom Ordered Guitar.

Please post a reply here and then PM if you wish.


Thanks Jr.

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Jerome Dube

 

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Post  Posted 3 Feb 2009 4:57 pm    
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Bump Shocked Question

I'll keep the light on for ya!
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Brad Malone

 

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Post  Posted 3 Feb 2009 5:41 pm     A work of ART
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Folks, This is a great Steel at a very resonable price. I have a Williams 600 S-10 WB since July of 2007 and have not broken a one string in that long time..these are great Steels. Bill Rudolph is a master builder and he holds the patent on the changer..that's why you only see it on the Williams Steel. With this Steel you can concentrate on the music and forget about fixing and redesigning, that has already been done.
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Jerome Dube

 

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Post  Posted 4 Feb 2009 6:41 pm    
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Thanks Brad,

Your right these guitar's are a gem. Bill's got a
super Product here and he stands behind them too.

I've watched a few of these beauties being Manufactured and I gotta tell ya, There's alot of attention to detail that goes into each and every one he builds.

Keep playing that sweet Music..

Jerome

TTT Smile Smile Smile
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Mark Shuda

 

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Post  Posted 5 Feb 2009 9:28 am     Trade???
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I have a rare, (very rare) 1955 Rickenbacker triple neck non pedal.
I would be interested in trading for THIS guitar.
Thanks,
MS
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Jerome Dube

 

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St. Francis, Minn. USA
Post  Posted 5 Feb 2009 10:07 am    
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Thanks for the trade offer.

However I'm not looking to trade this Guitar,
it is for Sale only.

Good Luck W/ your Rickenbacker.

Jerome
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Dick Wood


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Post  Posted 5 Feb 2009 11:51 am    
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If I could get someone to buy my Williams D10 natural Birdseye, I'd be all over that.
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Jerome Dube

 

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St. Francis, Minn. USA
Post  Posted 5 Feb 2009 6:10 pm    
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Hey, Theres a bump for Dicks D-10.

Lets sell his...

He Buys this one...

Three happy people...

Bump Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy
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Duncan Hodge


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DeLand, FL USA
Post  Posted 5 Feb 2009 7:51 pm    
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Jerome, your dad owned one of the most beautiful steels ever made. I only wish that he could have played it longer, I'm sorry for your loss. If I can remember where I misplaced that 3k I'll give you a call.
Best of luck on the sale.
Duncan
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Dick Wood


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Post  Posted 6 Feb 2009 9:00 am    
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Jerome, Can you tell me what the setup is on this guitar?

I am very interested and I've had a couple of E-Mails about my guitar so who knows.
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Brad Malone

 

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Post  Posted 6 Feb 2009 11:53 am     Secret revealed
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Folks, I'll let you in on a little secret...the sight of Jerry's guitar on this forum back in 2007 was one of the factors that led me to talk to Bill Rudolph, the builder of the Williams Steel and ultimately place my order. The asking price for this "State of the Art", beautiful D-10 is just slightly more than a Brand new Williams Series 600 S-10. This Steel has never been played out of the house and is essentially BRAND NEW. I watch this part of the SGF a lot and I've never, ever seen a better bargain...State of the ART for a bargain basement price...it does not get better than that.
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Jerome Dube

 

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St. Francis, Minn. USA
Post  Posted 6 Feb 2009 6:54 pm    
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Hello Dick,

As far as I know right now off the top of my head,
without actully sitting down and checking it out.
I can say it's the Emmons tuning on both Necks.

But Dad had his unique playing style and it could have a couple changes that even I'm not aware of,
I will set it up and check it out and let you know
if anything is differnt. than the Emmons setup.



Brad,

Thanks Again,

How do you like your new Williams ?

Did you order a Starburst? Have you ever been to the DairyState Steel Jam. There was a Brad there a couple years ago but I don't recall his last name and
I'm wondering if that myght have been you?

Anyhow keep pickin that sweet music....


Jerome Smile Smile
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Jerome Dube

 

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Post  Posted 6 Feb 2009 6:59 pm     I wiil be out for a few days.
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Hey Folks,

I will be away for a few day's, starting Feb 10th, I will try to monitor this site the best I can while I am out.

Please send a PM if there are any Inquires or Questions. I will be back Feb, 16th.

Thanks,

Jerome Smile Smile

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Dennis Wireman

 

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Post  Posted 7 Feb 2009 9:20 am     email
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email sent
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Brad Malone

 

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Post  Posted 7 Feb 2009 10:32 am     Williams 600
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How do you like your new Williams ?

Hey Jerome, My S-10 wide body is red and I like it very much...Best steel I ever had and with the great new changer that Bill has the patent on, I don't have to worry about that 3rd string breaking or any or the others, for that matter. These Steels are State of the Art and if there are better Steels available, I have not come across them.
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Jerome Dube

 

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St. Francis, Minn. USA
Post  Posted 8 Feb 2009 12:59 pm    
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Here is the Tunings on this Guitar.
If you want a more complete chart that is easier to read, E-Mail me @
Steelman499@msn.com

Thanks
Jerome

Tab:
2007 SUNBURST
Williams 600 Set-up

E-9th Neck

1 F#    LKR F# to G
2 D#    RKR D# to D
3 G#    P-2 G# to A
4 E     LKL E to F    RKL E to D#   P-3 E to F#
5 B     P-1 B to C#   P-3 B to C#   P-4 B to A
6 G#    P-2 G# to A   LKV G# to G
7 F#    LKR F# to G
8 E     LKL E to F    RKL E to D#
9 D     RKR D to C#
10 B    P-1 B to C#


C 6th Neck

1 G
2 E     P-6 E to F#
3 C     P-7 C to D    RKR C to B
4 A     P-4 A to B    P-7 A to B
5 G     P-5 G to F#
6 E     P-6 E to Eb   
7 C     P-8 C to C#
8 A     P-4 A to B
9 F     P-5 F to F#   P-8 F to E
10 C    P-5 C to D    P-8 C to A

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Post  Posted 10 Feb 2009 12:19 pm     bump
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for a great geetar
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Jerome Dube

 

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St. Francis, Minn. USA
Post  Posted 16 Feb 2009 4:05 pm     Ttt
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Don't let this one get away.

Winking Smile

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Brad Malone

 

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Post  Posted 16 Feb 2009 5:24 pm     Depression for many
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Hey Jerome, Your Steel would have sold weeks ago if we were not in a severe depression...nothing is moving in this environment. Give it more time..you have a great product..it is just a matter of time before you make the sale.
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Jerome Dube

 

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St. Francis, Minn. USA
Post  Posted 17 Feb 2009 4:26 pm     Sold Pending Payment
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Thankyou to everyone, a donation to follow.

Jerome Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy
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