Sho Bud???
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Good point, John. After all, it's no longer a Sho-Bud, it's a Frankensteel, even if it DOES turn out to be all Bud parts.
A case COULD be made for a higher price Frankenbud, but the person who made/owns it would have to have some explanation behind it (when I get done with two-hole puller SD12 Pro-II Custom, I will be able to say what's in it and why, and can justify why I wouldn't let it go cheap).
And the initial pics don't scream "check out my awesome cab finish" either.
A case COULD be made for a higher price Frankenbud, but the person who made/owns it would have to have some explanation behind it (when I get done with two-hole puller SD12 Pro-II Custom, I will be able to say what's in it and why, and can justify why I wouldn't let it go cheap).
And the initial pics don't scream "check out my awesome cab finish" either.
2 pedal steels, a lapStrat, and an 8-string Dobro (and 3 ukes)
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Yes I will give my full assessment of it when all the pics are there.....>there are so many variations of what is "GOOD WORTH" or "BAD WORTH"...and so I pretty much go along with what Lane; John and Skip are saying.
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I'm with John ,perm body,part frankensteel (bell cranks). Can u use the S-Pro fingers....no...or possibly with a lot of work.The axle support piece will fit. U would have to shorten the body till the endplate is almost flush with the rear of the support housing and fab a coupla finger stops (upper/lower)cause they are cast with the plate on the later models that use +3/-2 fingers......lottaa work anyway u do it.
holy crap look at those pull rods
I suggest u send it to Ricky D. he needs a Rube Goldberg guitar to keep him on his toes lol Stormy
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Nicholas, if you don't want to spend a LOT of time and maybe money working on it, check to see whether it plays accurately, comfortably and in tune. If it does and you can get it for under 8 or 9, then get it.
If it doesn't play accurately, comfortably and in tune, RUN.
Unless you want to be a steel guitar mechanic.
It looks wonky underneath.
If it doesn't play accurately, comfortably and in tune, RUN.
Unless you want to be a steel guitar mechanic.
It looks wonky underneath.
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Nick rippin' it up on a very nice 8-string!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4R7sC10rKW0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4R7sC10rKW0
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