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Damir Besic


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Post  Posted 22 Jun 2024 6:15 pm    
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Post  Posted 22 Jun 2024 6:23 pm    
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fantastic job by Jim Flynn , adding on modern more slick looking pedals, and pedal board …
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Ricky Davis


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Post  Posted 22 Jun 2024 7:17 pm    
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Well that's been stripped and refinished to a natural blonde, is why "The Professional" is not on the front of the cabinet which is what that model is.; it's born December 1973 and the green tent of the texture underneath was only done on all the sho-buds built during the first year of the green LDG, May 1973 to May 1974, so it's truly a rack&barrel tuning with the best sounding fingers sho-bud ever made with the aluminum tops made out of 6061 aluminum. The pedals are, like said, a more modern looking pedal, The Originals were wide waffles. Anyways very nice pedal steel right here, Damir.
Even though "PRO~II was already coming out at that time; Sho~Bud would always build a customer what mechanism they want; they were Truly a Custom Shop back in the Day)
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Damir Besic


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Post  Posted 22 Jun 2024 7:21 pm    
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So it’s 1973 Pro ll ? Thanks Ricky, I didn’t know what to put in the heading , because there is no sticker in the front , I’ll fix that right away .. always good to hear and learn from you my friend
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Post  Posted 23 Jun 2024 5:32 am    
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So it’s 1973 Pro ll ?

I'm so sorry Damir; I mis-typed, it is a "Sho~Bud The Professional" built December 1973.
I corrected my input of that above. Sorry bro; Racks always mean "The Professional".( I was obsessing over the "green tinted Texture", which is true what I wrote)
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Damir Besic


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Post  Posted 23 Jun 2024 5:46 am    
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Thanks bud , I’ll correct that , so if it has rack and barrel , it’s Professional? I didn’t know that
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Post  Posted 23 Jun 2024 5:54 am    
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so if it has rack and barrel , it’s Professional? I didn’t know that

Yes; they named the new series when they were done with the Baldwin Endorsement(crossover mech): "The Professional" and even the Single necks were called "Single-10 Professional" but they didn't put a sticker on the singles; and the next series had Round Crossbars with Two-Hole pullers, and they then called it "PRO~II" on front.
So all Rack & Barrel mech. was "The Professional".
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Post  Posted 23 Jun 2024 6:03 am    
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Oh I see, 👍 thank you for clarifying that my friend
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Mike DiAlesandro


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Post  Posted 23 Jun 2024 6:16 am    
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Clean machine 👍
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Damir Besic


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Post  Posted 23 Jun 2024 9:59 am    
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Mike DiAlesandro wrote:
Clean machine 👍


thanks buddy…
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Post  Posted 23 Jun 2024 12:03 pm    
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Thanks Ricky for clarifying that!
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Thanks Ricky for clarifying that!

Thanks David if you have any more specific questions or wonderings about certain details of the history or around that time or that particular guitar I have all the answers. I keep them in my brain I learned them from all my mentors through the years; but they've all passed away except for Paul Franklin Sr ,,,he's still alive, bless his heart🙏🙏.
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