Looking to trade or sell my 1973(possibly early 74?)Sho Bud Pro 2 w/split flight cases (custom built). Into a trade for either an Emmons push pull or a Sho Bud permanent D10 or a Marlen SD10 message if you’re interested, not interested in any other trades. Fully re-rodded/changers cleaned/all worn bell cranks and cross shaft brackets replaced aswell as new Grover tuners (same as original & still have originals if desired) installed on both necks. Also have spare parts to throw In and 2 original style metal fret boards I got from sho bud to replace the dust catcher’s but never got around to it. C6 pickup may have been replaced at some point (hard to tell) with another sho bud pick up, sounds like a Sho Bud should. 4 knee levers in Emmons configuration and the body is in great shape with some minor dings you’d expect on an instrument from the early 70s. Has the Gumby headstock and round front that is such a fantastic look I’m not sure why they got rid of it. No crappy pot metal parts underneath, made before Sho Bud started cheaping out on there hardware. Made the same year the Original LDG came out and has the same undercarriage just in a D10 form. Price is firm no offers

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ConditionGood (Used)
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Brand
Model
  • D10 Pro 2
Categories
Year
  • 1973
Made In
  • United States
Right / Left Handed
  • Right Handed
Number of Strings
  • 10-String
Body Type
  • Solid Body

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