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Jay Yuskaitis

 

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Massachusetts, USA
Post  Posted 29 May 2010 1:14 pm    
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Have an MSA S12 I bought brand new in the mid 1970's, has 8&4, rosewood formica, have original warranty card & factory manual. Originally built w/ 5&2 in extended E9th. Over the first couple years, I wanted to try a universal B6th tuning and added 3 pedals & 2 knees, I got from MSA & Tom Bradshaw. Anyhow, as much as I tried, the string spacing was too close together for my ham hock size hands, so, it's been in the case since about 1981, I started to change back to the "E9th extended" a while ago, but gave up and set things away, just where I left off, I don't remember. All parts are included that should be enough for another generation.
Getting too old, guess what, you'll be there too, someday, hopefully. $1200 plus shipping, original free 48 only.
Jay Y
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Thiel Hatt

 

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Utah, USA
Post  Posted 29 May 2010 4:52 pm    
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Which Model of MSA ? Is the changer a double raise and lower or a triple raise/ lower ? Can you upload pictures?
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Jay Yuskaitis

 

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Massachusetts, USA
Post  Posted 30 May 2010 1:25 pm     S12 Msa
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Shaun Nicklin

 

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Kansas, USA
Post  Posted 30 May 2010 4:30 pm    
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Hi Jay. I am very interested in your guitar. I would like to see pictures and chat with you about the setup etc. Please give me a call or email. Thanks

Shaun
316.619.7108
srnnicklin@gmail.com
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Jay Yuskaitis

 

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Massachusetts, USA
Post  Posted 31 May 2010 10:31 am     S12
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Shaun, Tried calling you a while ago, mailbox was full. PM me a good time to call Tues. June 1.
Jay
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Shaun Nicklin

 

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Kansas, USA
Post  Posted 31 May 2010 11:36 am    
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Hey Jay, Sorry about that will return your call tom. thnks

shaun
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Jay Yuskaitis

 

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Massachusetts, USA
Post  Posted 22 Jul 2010 1:28 pm     Msa U12
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BTT Jay
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Rick Winfield


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Pickin' beneath the Palmettos
Post  Posted 24 Jul 2010 9:05 am     Msa 12
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Could you possible post some pic, and copedant.
I'm not sure what is connected, and what can be
Thanks
rick
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Jay Yuskaitis

 

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Massachusetts, USA
Post  Posted 24 Jul 2010 12:20 pm     Msa
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The tuning is betwix & between, I was fooling with a universal tuning for a year or two & found my hands are about the size of snowshoes. Was going to return it to XE9th and only went so far. Went back to a D8, that was about 30 years ago. The guitar is complete with at LEAST ENOUGH parts & rods for 2 to 3 changes for the 8&4 setup you may want. As I said, been in the case for a while. Jay
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Hugh Roche


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Florida, USA
Post  Posted 10 Nov 2010 5:43 pm     guitar
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is this guitar still for sale?
Hugh
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Jay Yuskaitis

 

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Massachusetts, USA
Post  Posted 10 Nov 2010 10:43 pm    
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I have just made a deal with a gentleman that posted for a S12 on the "Wanted to Buy" section of the forum for this MSA. Jay Y.
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