Thank you to all who replied to this post. I'm just curious about it's age as the guitar is in almost like new condition. Changer is a cuttail style and it has the wide cast pedals.It also has the black flocking underneath. A good gig if you can get it.There are between 300 000 to 400 000 people who go there during the week that the festival is on.īack to my guitar, It has the Kluson keys with the round buttons, and the back apron is straight across. Sylvain Vallieres is a good friend of mine, who also happens to have a real nice push pull too! His band is going to be playing the main tent at Quebec's biggest country music festival this September, Festivale Western de Ste. I've been spending way too much time lying on the floor these past 2 weeks!! Salut Sylvain! Comment ca va. I call you before,but I suppose to see you sunday ,I got a practice with the band No idea about the age of your guitar, but maybe a few pics would help to determine its approx. Well I've got #1314 which I bought new in 1974 its a rosewood S10 came with 6 on the floor and two K.L.s.I put two more knee levers on it. Some other forumites who have S10's of the same general number range, and know when their guitar was made might be of more help. logo plate or decal, style of tuners, pedal width/type, back apron style, undercarriage flocking, date code on the tone pot, etc.) It would be easier to date the thing by its characteristics (e.g. I just compile a list of early D-10 serial numbers and try to learn more about the guitars I personally own.Īnyway, I don't have a list of S-10 serial numbers. Ray, you're too kind and just about everything I know about PP's I gleaned from Mike Cass, who's the real PP detail man. Anybody have any ideas on what year it could be?Īsk Herb Steiner,he's a welth of info. Matte black mica on a single body, has a silver colour Emmons badge on the front.Serial number is 1240 S. I recently bought an Emmons Push Pull S-10. This topic was originally posted in this forum: Pedal Steel Profile | join | preferences | help | search Classic country shuffle styles for Band-in-a-Box, by BIAB guru Jim Baron.

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