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Michael Sawyer


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North Carolina, USA
Post  Posted 30 Jun 2019 12:40 pm    
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If any of yall have one of the old Fender s10's
( Sho Bud made)- how hard - if it can be done- to change the set up?
I own 2 400's,cable pull.
Thanks in advance.
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Donny Hinson

 

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Glen Burnie, Md. U.S.A.
Post  Posted 30 Jun 2019 3:44 pm    
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Not hard at all. They're basically a Sho~Bud underneath, with a Fender changer and tuning pan. I think the student model was a simple pull-release system, but still easily reconfigured.
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Michael Sawyer


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North Carolina, USA
Post  Posted 30 Jun 2019 4:04 pm    
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Thank you Donny.
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Tony Prior


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Charlotte NC
Post  Posted 1 Jul 2019 12:39 am    
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What Donny said, they are LATE 70's all pull Sho Bud systems, 5 hole Bell Cranks, etc, no issues at all unless you are referring to the student guitar which is NOT the same.
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Michael Sawyer


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North Carolina, USA
Post  Posted 1 Jul 2019 5:59 am    
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Well they're gone....
I'm glad lol.
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