Pedal steel guitar

  
Up for sale is my 1984 Emmons Short Key Head LeGrande. 8 pedals and 5 knee levers tuned to a standard Emmons set up. Pickups are Telonics fully adjustable on each string to get perfect tone. Front neck is E9th back neck is C6th. This guitar has wonderful tone similar to a Push Pull but with a trouble free all pull changer.

The guitar plays easily and stays in tune. The body (cabinet) is 1 shorter than the standard LeGrande. The Keyhead is also a bit shorter than the standard LeGrande. Thus, SKH for (Short Keyhead).

From the Changer bridge to Roller nut, the string length is the same as the Standard LeGrande. On a scale of economy, with respect to Emmons Guitars in general, very few were built.

Uhh, say approx 300 to 400, starting in the early eighties. IMHO: The other opinions offered above, in every regard, holds true in my experience.

One negative: The Short Key Head may be an inconvenience to players with large hands as the tuning keys are close together. Positive: In four years, the infamous 3rd string is the only string I ever broke (one time only), and at the ball end. Also know, it does not sit there in my house like a potted plant. I use it frequently, both in and outdoors. It is extremely well made and with proper care, mechanically sound. Does the tone sound like a P/P. IMHO: The so called "it" sound is largely produced by the Guitar/Amp/Effects equipment set up and the. That said, the most noticeable quality I find on this SKH is the. The item "Pedal steel guitar" is in sale since Tuesday, June 25, 2019. This item is in the category "Musical Instruments & Gear\Vintage Musical Instruments\Vintage Guitars & Basses\Lap & Steel Guitars".

The seller is "richswiger" and is located in Madison, Tennessee. This item can be shipped to United States.

• Exact Year: 1984
• Type: Pedal Steel
• Brand: Emmons LeGrande short key head