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Emmons Guitar Company - New Ownership - The Steel Guitar Forum Emmons Guitar Company - New Ownership by Nick Reed » 16 Jul 2021 1:56 pm Emmons Guitar Company is finally back in business with new owners, and some exciting new things getting ready to happen Kelcey O'Neil and Darin Shiflett have stepped up to the plate to bring back the very best name in Professional Pedal Steel Guitars www
At Es (Buddy Emmons) - The Steel Guitar Forum At E's (Buddy Emmons) Written music for steel guitar Moderator: Ricky Davis Post Reply 46 posts 1 2 Next Ferdinando Ghidelli Posts: 260 Joined: 11 Apr 2008 8:50 am Location: Caserta, Italy Contact: Contact Ferdinando Ghidelli
All The Emmons Models, and How They Differ? - Steel Guitar Forum The first Emmons to leave the Factory has the original serial number style It is ES 130 002 from January 1964 and is pictured in the 1964 brochure -- the picture with Buddie Emmons (not Buddy) playing the guitar
Guide to tuning an Emmons Push Pull - The Steel Guitar Forum From time to time, a member of the 'Forum' will post asking how to tune an Emmons 'push pull' guitar On several occasions, in the past, I've posted a method I'm reposting that method here With the OK from b0b and the 'Forum' at large, I respectfully request that this thread be made as a "sticky" for quick reference
Emmons set up - The Steel Guitar Forum Here’s a question from a beginner at this instrument but absolutely love it and the learning process I have a GFI Emmons set up that I started with and another old Sho-Bud with a slight different knee lever actions Can it be changed to the GFI E9 copedent? Are all Emmons set ups identical, or are there actually slight differences in the copedent between different guitars? I canâ
Whats the differance between a bolt on and a wrap around ?? - The Steel . . . The Emmons wraparound model was the guitar originally designed by Buddy Emmons They were produced from '64 thru '65 The wraparound refers to the neck wrapping totally around the changer while not contacting it at any point This guitar originally featured the changer fingers on 3 8" axles which was then changed to 1 2" and then to 9 16" in late '64-early '65 Additionally, the early guitars
Le Grande Serial numbers ? - The Steel Guitar Forum I have a Emmons, Legrand number 703L Jack Strayhorn built it for Bruce BOUTON I don't know the year It was built, I traded with Bruce, I'm thinking it was 1990 OR 1992 It has a square steel bar IN the center The length of the guitar, I have never seen another Emmons, double 10 with this particular bar I would think it is a BRACE for the C6
My new Emmons GS-10 - The Steel Guitar Forum Thanks for the warm welcome Stu, I certainly appreciate it I just acquired my first pedal steel, a Emmons GS-10 3x2 (#557 GS), having never touched one before! Promptly joined the forum and just got my 6 issues of Steel Guitarist in the mail this week along with several pedal steel instruction books from Amazon I've also signed up for Paul Franklin's "Foundations: E9 Pedal Steel Basics
Tuning an Emmons Le Grande - The Steel Guitar Forum I am buffaloed trying to find out how to tune all the pedals and knee levers Can anyone tell me how to do this and explain the allan screws and the hex nuts on the end of the guitar? I have the tool for the hex nuts and an allan wrench for the top ones but no idea what to do properly Also on the Suggested Emmons copedent, on string 2 (D# RKR) it has 2 settings (D C#) what does that mean I
Guide to tuning an Emmons Push Pull - Steel Guitar Forum On an Emmons push-pull the changer consists of two parts-a raise finger (the one with the hook attached to it) and a lower finger (the one with the lowering rod pushing against it, close to the body of the guitar)