Is this an old BMI?

Ron Pruter · From: Arizona, USA

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Roger Crawford · From: Griffin, GA USA

I believe it is a BMI. It has all of the top and bottom characteristics.

Ryan Bramlett · From: Colorado, USA

agreed. the fret markers are 100% BMI, and the serial number is in the location and format you would expect from BMI.

Dan Rollans · From: Little Rock, Arkansas, USA

Yes, this is a BMI, in fact I remember the day my dad Kenn Rollans and I went to Zaneâ€™s house in Scranton, Arkansas to pick it up. Zane built that guitar especially for Kenn. Dad had many years of pleasure playing that guitar.
I hated to sell the guitar, but after dad passed in 2013, I inherited all of dadâ€™s equipment.
I already had four guitars and I kept one of dadâ€™s single necks. Mom is enjoying the benefits of the equipment sales the way dad intended.

Dan Sliter · From: Dardanelle,Arkansas

Yes it's a BMI
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Randy Beavers · From: Lebanon,TN 37090

It is an early model too. He changed them after the first year or so to where the pickup is enclosed in an extruded block, as they are now.

Russell Adkins · From: Louisiana, USA

yes it is a BMI , i own it it was made in january of 76 still very playable i talked to Dan burnam about the steel and he told me the date

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