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Bill Hatcher

 

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Atlanta Ga. USA
Post  Posted 2 Jun 2006 8:01 pm    
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Ebay #742007814 What was this? What is original on it? A lot wrong with it. Nice wood.
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Jim Palenscar

 

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Oceanside, Calif, USA
Post  Posted 2 Jun 2006 8:06 pm    
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Looks like mod'd Crossover 2 me
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John Coop

 

From:
YORKTOWN, IND. USA * R.I.P.
Post  Posted 2 Jun 2006 8:43 pm    
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I must be a glutten for punishment. I just bought it!!! That makes 14 Sho~Buds !!! This Sho~Bud does not need a mechanic, IT NEEDS A TOOLMAKER!!!!! Coop
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Charlie McDonald


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Post  Posted 3 Jun 2006 4:07 am    
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All you have to do now is decide if it's going to be a 10-, 11-, or 12 string.
Good luck, John, the right guy got it.
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Bill Hatcher

 

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Atlanta Ga. USA
Post  Posted 3 Jun 2006 5:08 am    
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John. From the pics on Ebay what can you tell about the underside of this guitar and the pedal assembly. How much is from the old crossover and how much has been changed or added.

Be interesting to know what you would do to this guitar to bring out its' full potential.


I looked at that thing for 30 minutes wanting to buy it, but I don't have the Sho Bud expertise or the resources to really do it the justice it deserves.
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John Coop

 

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YORKTOWN, IND. USA * R.I.P.
Post  Posted 3 Jun 2006 9:14 am    
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Charlie & Bill..It will be an SD-10 I will change the tailplate to one from a Pro I. I will use my 2 hole rod pullers (#315) with the brass rod rollers, new teardrop knee levers, origional wide Sho~Bud floor pedals, a pedal bar from a "The Professional", set it up with 3 & 4 emmons setup, and make it look like it "has a mom and dad"!! Will also change fingers 4 & 5 to double raise. Add positive nylon tuning. Coop
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John Coop

 

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YORKTOWN, IND. USA * R.I.P.
Post  Posted 3 Jun 2006 9:20 am    
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Bill..The pedal bar and floor pedals deffinately are not Sho~Bud. About the only things from the original crossover are the cabinet and cast frame, keyhead, fingers, and some of the bellcrank cross shafts. Not to worry though. It can still be saved!! Coop
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John Billings


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Ohio, USA
Post  Posted 3 Jun 2006 10:29 am    
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Hmmm! I can't seem to find that number in an ebay search. Not in completed auctions either. Anybody got a link for me?
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Damir Besic


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Nashville,TN.
Post  Posted 3 Jun 2006 11:48 am    
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Mr.Coop asked me to post this picture for him so there we go



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John Coop

 

From:
YORKTOWN, IND. USA * R.I.P.
Post  Posted 3 Jun 2006 12:38 pm    
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Damir..Thanks for posting the pic. What you are looking is the latest Sho~Bud part I am working on. Any of you that have ever done any work on these Sho~Buds know of the poor quality of the casting that were used. My replacement keyhead is CNC machined from 6061 aluminum. I corrected the areas for tuners 5 & 6 so that you don't have to grind the ends of the tuner shafts!! It will actually set flat on the body!! Imagine that!! The tuners will actually set at a 90 degree angle to the bottom and all be in the same plane line!! Imagine that!! Sets flat, holes in line, whats next? The part that holds the rollers will be a seperate piece that will be held in place by dowel pins and socket head cap screws from the bottom. Once the roller piece is mounted in place, the slots will be precisely milled to very exact tolerances. Whats that? No more slop in the roller slots? Good grief, what are these Sho~Buds coming to? I will post pics when I get the prototype done. After this, Tailplates! Stay tuned! Coop
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Charlie McDonald


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Post  Posted 3 Jun 2006 2:15 pm    
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This could get interesting....
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Brian Henry

 

Post  Posted 3 Jun 2006 4:36 pm    
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John, What about the rollers. Are you going to make a separate pice for that?
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John Coop

 

From:
YORKTOWN, IND. USA * R.I.P.
Post  Posted 3 Jun 2006 4:45 pm    
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TB..Yes. Reread the posting. Coop
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Damir Besic


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Nashville,TN.
Post  Posted 3 Jun 2006 7:05 pm    
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you are welcome John
that does look nice, looks perfect,more pics will follow I hope

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John Coop

 

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YORKTOWN, IND. USA * R.I.P.
Post  Posted 4 Jun 2006 7:53 am    
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