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Ron Pruter

 

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Arizona, USA
Post  Posted 10 Dec 2018 8:03 pm    
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https://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/msg/d/pedal-steel-guitar/6769376870.html
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Dave Meis


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Olympic Peninsula, Washington, USA
Post  Posted 10 Dec 2018 8:58 pm    
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It's an MS-CEL! Very rare..probably a barn find..has the optional invisible pedal!

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Jim Cohen


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Philadelphia, PA
Post  Posted 10 Dec 2018 8:58 pm    
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Hmmm... does she have two steels available for sale or just got mixed up with the pix?
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Ian Worley


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Sacramento, CA
Post  Posted 10 Dec 2018 9:06 pm    
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It's a Transformer Steel! Can't decide between a D10 and a U12? You can have both in one! A hidden lever instantly converts an ordinary D10 to a compact U12. Pull another lever and it folds up the size of a harmonica for easy transport. Other builders have a lot of catching up to do.
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Erv Niehaus


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Litchfield, MN, USA
Post  Posted 11 Dec 2018 8:29 am    
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He are a professional. Rolling Eyes
Erv
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Donny Hinson

 

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Glen Burnie, Md. U.S.A.
Post  Posted 11 Dec 2018 9:06 am    
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Erv, you don't got no good english. Laughing
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Erv Niehaus


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Litchfield, MN, USA
Post  Posted 11 Dec 2018 9:09 am    
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Laughing Laughing
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Richard Sinkler


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aka: Rusty Strings -- Missoula, Montana
Post  Posted 11 Dec 2018 2:35 pm    
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Forget the guitar(s). I want to know more about the 2 sets of strings.
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Bobby D. Jones

 

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West Virginia, USA
Post  Posted 12 Dec 2018 12:18 am     Figgur this out (Craig List
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That under side shot of the guitar looks like MSA 2 sided Bell Cranks but all old MSA's I have scene are 2 3 or 4 holers in a straight line. Shows in one picture bell cranks are double row with like 4 and 4 staggered holes. Those are neat and would make for a lot better pull adjustment on an MSA. It may be a transformer.
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Donny Hinson

 

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Glen Burnie, Md. U.S.A.
Post  Posted 12 Dec 2018 5:54 am     Two entirely different guitars!
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Bobby, there are no underside shots of the MSA. Pictures #1 and #3 are a D10 MSA, but all the others are pictures of an S12 Excel keyless.
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Bobby D. Jones

 

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West Virginia, USA
Post  Posted 13 Dec 2018 10:26 pm     Figgur this out (craig list)
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Donny maybe I did not make myself explained well. I own a MSA S10 by serial number was born July 9,1974. and I own a D10 of the same era too.
I was sure that was not the underside of a 1974 MSA, But would make them easier to work on.
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