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Cartwright Thompson


Post  Posted 13 Dec 2015 6:51 am    
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Carter S-10, 3+5 with parts to add two more pedals.
This is a great sounding and playing guitar. It is not pristine but it is pretty clean and well maintained, I think it looks really cool with the black deck. It has a very lightly-wound Truetone, which gives it a very classic Sho-Bud like tone. There is also some kind of coil tap switch that changes the tone some. I never switched it but if you wanted to have Jerry rewind the pickup, it would be easy toadd a coil tap on a beefier wound coil. I was always planning on switching the TT with a George L's but I like the sound so much that I never got around to it. I will include a George L's pickup with the guitar. I think it is an E-66 as it came off my other Carter.
The guitar came to me with five pedals. I removed them but all the parts (see photos) will be included in the sale. I was going to take off the cross rods and sell the two pedal kits but never got around to that either. It would be easy to make this a single C-6 setup, or just add a Franklin pedal. It is very easy to change the copedant on these guitars. If you need a rod or two, Al Brisco has them.
If you look at the photos of the underside, you'll notice that seven of the pull rods are copper. I don't know why, maybe to reduce wear on the "barbells". It came to me like this and they have always worked perfectly.
The case was worked over by somebody's cat (not mine!), but it is solid as a rock otherwise.
I used this as a stay at home practice guitar and it has served me well. I hate to part with it but I can't afford to keep it. I would be happy to take more photos, just let me know what you'd like to see.
$1750+shipping from 04102














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Daniel Beachy


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Georgia, USA
Post  Posted 14 Dec 2015 7:47 am    
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Cartwright, how much does this guitar weigh?
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Cartwright Thompson


Post  Posted 14 Dec 2015 11:53 am    
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Sold
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Bob Carlucci

 

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Candor, New York, USA
Post  Posted 14 Dec 2015 2:28 pm    
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Thats one of my old Carters, and yes it was my stupid cats that attacked the case!!... Congrats to the new buyer, that guitar was loaded for an S10, w/5+5.. Pickup was custom wound by Jerry to vintage Fender specs years ago, and sounds great if you like an old time 60's pedal steel tone... I can tell you honestly it was played sparingly... The copper plated rods are there because a few of the original stainless rods were brittle and snapped when I changed copedent, and when I got the guitar it was a C6, with all 5 levers on the right side of the guitar!.. I had to make several longer rods, and had copper plated material on hand and used it.. The copper plating comes off readily with steel wool, and will look like any other rod with some rubbing... Best of luck with the Carter whoever bought it.. It was a VERY good steel, and played and sounded VERY nice!... bob
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