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Topic: 74’ Emmons D10 $4800 |
James Greenan
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Nehalem, Oregon
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Posted 2 Oct 2024 12:25 pm |
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1974 Emmons D10 8x5 / $4800
Fat Back / Matte Walnut Mica
(Some pics show darker than others)
Hatton Tweed Split Case
(Has wheels and spring handle not pictured)
In great shape and super stable.
The late Lynn Stafford went through it and set it up.
It hasn’t needed anything since.
Mainly the home guitar, smoke free/climate controlled.
Well taken care of and an amazing sounding and great playing guitar.
Standard Emmons copedants on both necks.
Original pickups are well balanced between the necks.
Ohm reading on them comes in at around 17-18
Portland OR is the city I live nearest and would prefer a local pickup.
Willing to ship the two pieces at buyers cost.
Thanks for looking
James
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Last edited by James Greenan on 2 Oct 2024 8:17 pm; edited 1 time in total |
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Patrick Timmins
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Seattle
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Posted 2 Oct 2024 1:38 pm
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Very nice rig at a fair price. 
I've had several fat backs through the shop and they have all been exceptional guitars. I have a 1970 fatback myself with 14k ish pickups in it and I could not ask for a better tone.
And if Lynn went through it, it will be good for many years to come. Looks like he replaced all the tuner screws on the changer with his stock of screws. I sure miss that guy.
I haven't seen this guitar myself but James is a stand up guy. No worries dealing with James.
Patrick.
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James Greenan
From:
Nehalem, Oregon
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Posted 2 Oct 2024 2:09 pm Emmons
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Thanks Patrick, Lynn is a great loss. His attention to detail and dedication to the craft were top flight. Lucky to have known him
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Roger Conley
From:
Oregon, USA
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Posted 3 Oct 2024 8:02 am
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Marty Engel
From:
Texas, USA
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Posted 4 Oct 2024 3:35 pm
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| Cool, I have the same guitar 1901 but no D after, brown badge and split coil pickups around 8K and 17k… Marty |
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