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New from MSA- Yay ME!!!

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Had a whopping 5 minutes of Sun this morning to take some outside pictures of my new, S-10, 5x6 MSA

Yes, I’m pretty sure this is too many pictures :)

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Great looking steel Dale...congrats and let us hear a few licks when you have time. Carl
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That is ONE BEAUTIFUL GUITAR! Just Beautiful....
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It's a beauty Dale,

Use it in good health.

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That is one good looking guitar. Only thing wrong with it is that is does not belong to me. J.R.
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Wow! Dale, please take that inside before the bridge is washed out and I can't swim, lol.

How is it set up? Telonics p'up?
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Sweeeeet!
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Post by Dale Rottacker »

Thanks gentlemen, I really am pleased with how she turned out... turns my head every time I’m in the same room with her...

MSA did a tremendous job with her and Mark Giles is an absolute Master at cabinet construction and finishing... Very Pleased.

The feedback and interaction I got with both Kyle and Mitchell at MSA through the whole process was without reproach... Best guys I’ve ever worked with.

Here’s an underneath shot or two.


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Congratulations !
Very Nice
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Very impressive
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Let's see Dale.

How many of the new MSA's do you have now? hehe

Great looking axe.

Waiting to hear you play
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Post by Tim Herman »

Just putting it out there...when your wife says you have too many guitars, keep me in mind. I will take this one off your hands. Lol. What a beautiful instrument!
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Dale, for $5.95 I will send you a receipt showing the price you told your wife you paid.
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what is that on the front apron in the middle,
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LEDs??
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Dale, this new beauty has an aluminum neck, while your red one has a wood neck. Have you noticed any difference between the 2? And if so, can you describe it?
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Lots of details worthy of mention. The changer appears to have a slot that makes insertion easy, but will capture the end if a string breaks.

The collar behind the comb-style bell crank is a thoughtful way to retain the rod.

Sculpted knee levers are, well they just look comfortable. And the flag is blended in beautifully.

Adjustable pole pieces on the pickup... Telonics?

What color slacks look best when you fire up the Aura lights? :whoa:
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Lfrets rocks. If you get a chance do a dark room picture!
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A lustworthy ax!
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Post by Bill Lowe »

Congrats. That is beautiful. Those guys at MSA are the best..... :eek:
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Is purple the new black???
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Post by Mike Perlowin RIP »

Alan Bidmade wrote:Is purple the new black???
Absolutely.

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Dale,

That sir is a beautiful guitar! I bet it sounds great with you behind it too!

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It’s a beauty, congrats. It’s hard to describe the beauty and depth of these Mark Giles finishes. The guitar ain’t too shabby either. Enjoy it!
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Mike Scaggs wrote:Dale, for $5.95 I will send you a receipt showing the price you told your wife you paid.
Now that’s funny :lol: :lol: :lol: Cats already out of the bag.
Bill Ferguson wrote:Let's see Dale.

How many of the new MSA's do you have now? hehe

Great looking axe.

Waiting to hear you play
Just two Bill, but I never ever thought I’d even have ONE... Really loving what MSA has done
John Roche wrote:LEDs??
Yes John, those are the Aura lights that give off a romantic glow
Mike Perlowin wrote:Dale, this new beauty has an aluminum neck, while your red one has a wood neck. Have you noticed any difference between the 2? And if so, can you describe it?
I haven’t noticed a difference, but then I’m using a different pup in this one... my understanding is that the way the wood necks are constructed, makes so whatever difference there is is all but inperseptable.
Alan Bidmade wrote:Is purple the new black???
I think it is... I wanted something a little different... this is actually a combination of Blue and Purple so Blurple ... I wanted it fairly subtle and in the house with low light you have to look twice to see that there’s color in it
Andy Vance wrote:Dale,

That sir is a beautiful guitar! I bet it sounds great with you behind it too!

Andy
Thanks Andy, hope you’re right... Want to record something with it soon.
Steve Spitz wrote:It’s a beauty, congrats. It’s hard to describe the beauty and depth of these Mark Giles finishes. The guitar ain’t too shabby either. Enjoy it!
Totally agree Steve... Mark does beautiful work... I’m told those endplates fit perfect when they started putting everything together.