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Danny Hall


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Nevada, USA
Post  Posted 22 Jun 2016 6:01 pm    
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I have here a 1981 model MSA in pretty good shape. It's a three pedal and five lever movement designed by Bud Carter. Three pedals and five levers.I purchased it from a seller here on the forum several years ago for $1350. It will come with a pile of training materials and backing tracks, some new strings and a note from Reese to the previous owner explaining it's history. I have no idea what pickup that is....there are no markings of any kind on it. All the mechanism is smooth and corrosion free. The case is pretty funky....it looks older than the guitar but serves it's purpose
I'd need to get $1200 or so plus shipping cost. No handling fees but maybe if the boxing mounts up we can share cost. Pickup in Sparks Nevada would be great too. skyboltone@yahoo.com four one five 6864321 2.5% to forum of course.










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Jim Palenscar

 

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Oceanside, Calif, USA
Post  Posted 22 Jun 2016 8:36 pm    
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Great guitar at a great price ~
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Paul Wade


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Post  Posted 23 Jun 2016 2:49 am     msa sd-10
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