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Chuck Hamilton


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Flower Mound, Texas, USA
Post  Posted 4 Feb 2024 6:04 pm    
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Made from Koa and Birdseye maple wood with beautiful horse inlays of wood and mother of pearl.

This guitar sounds as good as it looks. 4 Pedals, 5 Knees, E's on Left. Jackson lists this model at $14k new but no two of them are alike. I've enjoyed her long enough, and I play too much C6 to stick with a single neck E-9. Hate to let her go but she's not getting enough attention at home.

Here is a web link to a video of Johnny Cox playing it at the Texas Steel Jamboree a few years ago:
https://youtu.be/E-cThcPi3EM

You can see more pictures of this guitar at this link: https://www.jacksonsteelguitar.com/product/pedal-steel-guitar-pro-v-signature-series/

Includes original hard-shell tooled leather case.

Here’s what Jackson says about this guitar on its website: “This cabinet is made with exotic, hand-selected, beautifully figured music-grade koa and birdseye maple. Custom-designed, detailed inlay with abalone, mother-of-pearl and specialty woods on front and rear aprons, fret board and neck. The evolution of our Sho-Bud Professional Series, the Pro V has an All-Bearing Raise and Lower system, resulting in our smoothest performing pedal steel yet.”

Since there are few if any comparable items for sale, it is difficult to estimate the value of it.

Asking $10,000 but will consider all reasonable offers.

I will ship within US provided buyer pays all costs of shipping, insurance if desired, and assumes all risks. Payment options include Paypal Friends & Family, Zelle, and other common and secure methods.

Email me at chuck@chlegal.com or text me 214-697-1250.























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James Jacobson

 

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California, USA
Post  Posted 5 Feb 2024 7:46 am    
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WOW!!! Whoa! Whoa! Whoa!
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Jason Altshuler

 

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Brooklyn, NY
Post  Posted 5 Feb 2024 8:24 am    
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Gorgeous guitar! Wish I had the funds Smile
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Chuck Hamilton


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Flower Mound, Texas, USA
Post  Posted 6 Feb 2024 10:48 am    
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I live about 15 minutes from the site of the Dallas Jamboree, you can pick this up while you are here and save shipping!
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Darrell Owens


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Post  Posted 8 Feb 2024 5:01 pm     Jackson
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Chuck,

What is the set-up on that guitar?
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Brooks Montgomery


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Idaho, USA
Post  Posted 8 Feb 2024 5:26 pm    
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Gawd that is amazing looking.
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Darrell Owens


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Post  Posted 8 Feb 2024 6:12 pm     Jackson
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Chuck,

What is the set-up on that guitar?
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Chuck Hamilton


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Flower Mound, Texas, USA
Post  Posted 8 Feb 2024 8:56 pm    
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Set up: Emmons
Pedal 1: Franklin Pedal, lowers 5 and 6 a whole tone each
Pedal 2: A Pedal; Raises both B strings to C# (strings 5 and 10)
Pedal 3: B pedal; Raises both G# strings to A (strings 3 and 6)
Pedal 4: C Pedal; Raises high E and B a whole step each (strings 4 and 5)
LKL: F Lever, raises both E's a half step (strings 4 and 8)
LKR: E Lever, lowers both E's a half step (strings 4 and 8)
LKV: lowers both B's a half step (Strings 5 and 8)
RKL: Raises 1 a whole step, 2 a half step, and lowers 6 a whole step
RKR: Lowers 2 a half, then a whole step; lowers 9 a half step.

Splits on 4, 5, 6, 10
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Andy DePaule


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Post  Posted 9 Feb 2024 8:54 am     WoW!... I saw it in Texas
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WoW!... I saw it in Texas at the Dallas steel guitar show.
It's even better looking than the photos here show.
An amazing PSG like none other. Shocked Whoa! Very Happy
Worth every penny of the asking price.
Good luck on the sale.
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Mark Greenway


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Lake Kiowa, Texas
Post  Posted 11 Feb 2024 5:06 am    
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Holy Moly! Definitely a one of a kind. Nice!
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Chuck Hamilton


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Flower Mound, Texas, USA
Post  Posted 12 Jun 2024 8:49 pm    
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Ttt
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