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Dan Burnham


From:
Greenfield, Tennessee
Post  Posted 7 Mar 2005 7:54 pm    
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Emmons Student Model For Sale, this is a wood grain colored mica. 3 & 1 $600.00 + shipping. This is a a push-pull model. I'll send pictures upon request. Sounds great just like the big boys.
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Dan Burnham


From:
Greenfield, Tennessee
Post  Posted 9 Mar 2005 10:59 pm    
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Price Decrease to 550.00 + shipping
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Dan Burnham


From:
Greenfield, Tennessee
Post  Posted 10 Mar 2005 3:04 am    
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OK, 500.00 is low is I can go on this little darling. She plays good and sounds awesome. That doesn't include shipping.
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j bradley

 

Post  Posted 15 Mar 2005 7:01 pm    
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Dan, please pictures
JB
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Dan Burnham


From:
Greenfield, Tennessee
Post  Posted 15 Mar 2005 7:28 pm    
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Check the www.sidestreetsteel.com I've posted the picture on the site.
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Jerry Tillman

 

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Florida
Post  Posted 17 Mar 2005 3:02 am    
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If anyone wants to feel and hear the Emmons pushpull this steel is the cheapist way to go.It will sound better than a lot of the steels that some of you are currently playing and you can carry it on your hip. LS
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Dan Burnham


From:
Greenfield, Tennessee
Post  Posted 17 Mar 2005 6:18 am    
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Thanks Jerry for the plug, and folks Jerry is right. The other thing that is great about this guitar is you can work on scales open tuning with just the body of the guitar and it weighs very little.

Jerry,
When is the album coming out?
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Jimmie Martin

 

From:
Ohio, USA
Post  Posted 17 Mar 2005 9:41 am    
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can you add knees to it?
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Lynn Owsley


From:
Hendersonville, Tennessee
Post  Posted 17 Mar 2005 11:43 am    
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Dan, Check your Email....
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Al Marcus


From:
Cedar Springs,MI USA (deceased)
Post  Posted 17 Mar 2005 6:09 pm    
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I had a student model Emmons D10 PP with 6 pedals and 1 knee lever. Played and sounded great to me. E9/C6

There is a picture of me playing it on my Website.
The only difference I noted was the tuning keys stick up higher, (I dont believe it had a raised neck) than the Pro model and they did get in the way at times...al

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My Website..... www.cmedic.net/~almarcus/

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Dan Burnham


From:
Greenfield, Tennessee
Post  Posted 17 Mar 2005 6:18 pm    
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Sale Pending!
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Lynn Owsley


From:
Hendersonville, Tennessee
Post  Posted 31 Mar 2005 9:45 am    
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Dan, Guitar has arrived in Nashville< I have not yet had a chance to see it as I am still in Fla, will call you next week ....
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Dan Burnham


From:
Greenfield, Tennessee
Post  Posted 31 Mar 2005 9:51 am    
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Bob donation on the way
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