
Emmons Reisue S10 question
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Gary Mcquaig
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Emmons Reisue S10 question
Does anyone know how many Emmons reisued 4&5 S10's were made. I have number #003 and would like some history.


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Hello Gary;
Very beautiful guitar there!
I would have to say contact Mike Cass.
I would think if he don't know that he can find out.
Ron
Very beautiful guitar there!
I would have to say contact Mike Cass.
I would think if he don't know that he can find out.
Ron
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We need to turn the TWANG up a little
It's not what you play through, it's what you play through it.
They say that tone is all in the fingers...I say it is all in your head
Some of the best pieces of life are the little pieces all added up..Ron
the value of friendship. Old friends shine like diamonds, you can always call them and - most important - you can't buy them.
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Thanks guy's for your input. Does anyone have a contact for
Mike Cass? I think the suggestion to start a registry for these guitars is a great idea, because these are awesome guitars. I have have owned 2 other original Emmons a D10 and
SD10 and this guitar has the same tone quality as my previous emmons. It plays great and stays in tune.
Mike Cass? I think the suggestion to start a registry for these guitars is a great idea, because these are awesome guitars. I have have owned 2 other original Emmons a D10 and
SD10 and this guitar has the same tone quality as my previous emmons. It plays great and stays in tune.
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mew emmons
gary, you have to bring her over some time and let her play with my emmons, ha ha....thanks jack
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Age of S-10
Contact Billy Knowles, I think he would be able to help you.. 
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billy@steelguitareast.com
He is also a forum member and owner of www.steelguitareast.com, as well as the nicest guy you will ever encounter!
I presume these are the reissued push pull Emmons I've heard/read about? They are drop dead gorgeous in the lacquer finish.
Best,
Chris
He is also a forum member and owner of www.steelguitareast.com, as well as the nicest guy you will ever encounter!
I presume these are the reissued push pull Emmons I've heard/read about? They are drop dead gorgeous in the lacquer finish.
Best,
Chris
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Reissue
Gary, I believe I built that Guitar. If it is the one I think it is, the body was an old one built by Tom Lashley. Bruce Troupe made the metal parts and I assembled it. All of those reissue guitars had incredible tone.
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Thats great Mike.If you could email me a pic of you and your guitar. I want to start a photo album of the Guy's
who own the reisue's and pic's of them and their guitars, names and contacts. And put them numerically by guitar serial # in a package that I could send to each of them. That way everyone would have an idea of just how many that
was actually produced weather it be a S10,SD10 or D10.
who own the reisue's and pic's of them and their guitars, names and contacts. And put them numerically by guitar serial # in a package that I could send to each of them. That way everyone would have an idea of just how many that
was actually produced weather it be a S10,SD10 or D10.
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