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Here is my pride and joy Emmons SKH.
Here is my pride and joy Emmons SKH.


Emmons LeGrande SKH 064, Nashville 400, 1957 Gibson SJ 45, Brent Mason Signature Telecaster, Twin Reverb, Deluxe Reverb
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Dale Rottacker
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Jamie...7 years this tread has been running...could that be a record?!?!
My OLD,(late70's - 1980)still almost blue Pro lll 8x6


My PRP D10 Black and Gray 8x6 Mullen...Love how this guitar plays and sounds!!


My OLD,(late70's - 1980)still almost blue Pro lll 8x6


My PRP D10 Black and Gray 8x6 Mullen...Love how this guitar plays and sounds!!


Dale Rottacker, Steelinatune™
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My Mullen G2...
...just to add to the list, my Mullen G2, 5 & 7...

...thanks for looking...

...thanks for looking...
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Chris, I'd like to know too...I'm not sure, in fact a while ago I posted close up pictures of it in hopes that someone here could identify it for me...Someone thought it was a George L that someone had sanded the surface off of and put pinstriping around the perimeter...so your guess is as good as mine...whatever it is it is one sweet sounding PU...If it helps, the one on the bottom neck appears to be an original 705?, and it's quite a bit hotter then the one on top.Chris Johnson wrote:Great looking steels Dale.
I'm curious as to what pickup your using on the E9 neck of your Mullen.
Marco, thank-you...I bought her custom made brand new, I believe in 1977, + a year or two maybe...originally I had ordered it green, and then changed my mind and they were able to change it to blue...it's faded a little, and except for a few bar drop dings, still a very pretty good sounding guitar.
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My 34 year old Bud



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Now that's a picture of a working bandstand. 
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My latest...Originally owned and bought new in 1990 by Jim Lindsey and Mickey Adams main squeez the last 3+ years...What a great old guitar...She’s an 8x9 with Quad 705’s PUP’s and was inspired by Gary Hogue’s 1986 Mullen.


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Here's one that I owned for many years and got many miles out it and it put money in my pocket. I sold it and now after 30 years it found it's way back.It's a Domland , made by Willy Domland for Don Edwards who was the sole distributor.I bought it from Don's store in Denver as the first owner. You thought the old MSA's were heavy? Well this baby makes them feel like a light weight. I understand that there was only eight of this particular model ever made. It is a rarity. A good guitar for it's time. Very rugged and dependable (and heavy) It carries the "Edwards" name. since he was the only source for Willy"s work.








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