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				CrowBear Schmitt
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				chris ivey
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i'm fairly sure that your steel was the first jch i saw. it was originally owned/made for (?) jim gray in sacramento. i loved it and was disappointed when jim let loose of it.  it was orinally tomato puke orange.  it was a very pretty guitar, loaded with pedals and levers and had the push botton switches between the necks.
			
			
									
						
										
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				Roger Rettig
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Sonny Priddy posted this back in 2008:
"Sonny Priddy
From:
Elizabethtown, Kentucky, USA, R.I.P.
Post Posted 14 Jan 2008 8:52 am jch Reply with quote
My JcH Is A SD-10 Blue Front And black Top. All I see Is JcH Stamped On The End Plate In Side.Don't Know What Year. Wish I Did. SONNY."
I'm pretty sure that this is the guitar I've just acquired (11/17/16). Buck Reid was kind enough to call me about it although he couldn't remember this particular steel. He did confirm that it was built before 2000 which can be determined by the way the rods attach to the pedals.
All I see is 'JCH D10-L' stamped inside the end-plate.

			
			
									
						
							"Sonny Priddy
From:
Elizabethtown, Kentucky, USA, R.I.P.
Post Posted 14 Jan 2008 8:52 am jch Reply with quote
My JcH Is A SD-10 Blue Front And black Top. All I see Is JcH Stamped On The End Plate In Side.Don't Know What Year. Wish I Did. SONNY."
I'm pretty sure that this is the guitar I've just acquired (11/17/16). Buck Reid was kind enough to call me about it although he couldn't remember this particular steel. He did confirm that it was built before 2000 which can be determined by the way the rods attach to the pedals.
All I see is 'JCH D10-L' stamped inside the end-plate.

Roger Rettig:  Emmons D10, B-bender Teles, Martins, and a Gibson Super 400!
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				Barry Gokee
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Jch
I heard thru the grapevine that there are 2 more JCH guitars being built as we speak from leftover bits and pieces, Cant wait to see them. I guess stay tuned..
			
			
									
						
							Justice Prolite Sd 10
2 Mullen D10
2 Msa D-10s
HMS Sd 10
2 Session 500
Session 2000
Nashville 100
2 Nashville 112
Sessions 400
Ltd
Nashville 1000
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						2 Mullen D10
2 Msa D-10s
HMS Sd 10
2 Session 500
Session 2000
Nashville 100
2 Nashville 112
Sessions 400
Ltd
Nashville 1000
Pro-fex
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				Gary Hamblin
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I have a D10 Rosewood that I bought from Danny Letz a few years ago.He said he thinks it is a 1980.I will get the serial # and post later.Thanks Gary.
			
			
									
						
							JCH/SD10 ,ZUM,D10 ,Rosewood Emmons Push Pull,T8 Fender Stringmaster.Nashville and Session 400,Walker Stereo Steel,Boss Katana 100 and John Hughey's Vegas 400.Hilton Pro Delay,Telonics Volume Pedal, Steelers Choice Seat,Live Steel Strings.
			
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				Savell
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I owned #1006 for a while, bought it from Chris Lucker and sold it to John Macy. It is a great guitar. 
I have the one stamped with Dick Miller for himself now. It is every bit the guitar that the 1006 was.
She's a beauty too. I love it but will probably sell it soon.
Let me know if you think anybody would be interested in it







			
			
									
						
										
						I have the one stamped with Dick Miller for himself now. It is every bit the guitar that the 1006 was.
She's a beauty too. I love it but will probably sell it soon.
Let me know if you think anybody would be interested in it







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				scott murray
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just want to revive this thread now that I'm a JCH junkie 
I'm the proud owner of Savell's guitar in the post above. got the 10th pedal back on and an expanded copedent that I'm just starting to dig into. life is good!
it's also been a joy communicating with Elsie Crawford over the phone, she knows these guitars and this company like the back of her hand! she's a real sweetheart, just like Jimmie.
forgive the photo, but it still feels like Christmas around here...

			
			
									
						
							I'm the proud owner of Savell's guitar in the post above. got the 10th pedal back on and an expanded copedent that I'm just starting to dig into. life is good!
it's also been a joy communicating with Elsie Crawford over the phone, she knows these guitars and this company like the back of her hand! she's a real sweetheart, just like Jimmie.
forgive the photo, but it still feels like Christmas around here...

Emmons LLIII D-10, 10x12 •  JCH D-10, 10x12 • Beard MA-8
			
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				Johnie King
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				scott murray
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				Mickey Adams
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1015 Just showed up at my shop..Black 8+5...SOUNDS FABULOUS..
https://www.facebook.com/mickey.adams.3 ... 1aFHa13grg
			
			
									
						
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						2017 MSA LEGEND XL D10, S10, Studio Pro S12 EXE9
Mullen G2, Rittenberry S10, Infinity D10, Zumsteel 8+9
Anderson, Buscarino, Fender, Roman Guitars, Sarno Octal, Revelation Preamps, BJS BARS, Lots of Blackface Fenders!
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				Roger Rettig
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Purely out of interest,  I want to bring this thread to the top
Maybe there's a bit more info out there? At least two CP(JCH) have come to light (see Scott's D10 currently for sale).
Junior Mercer has one, Maybe two.
Jon Graboff: do you still have yours, the prettiest one ever, in my view?
			
			
									
						
							Maybe there's a bit more info out there? At least two CP(JCH) have come to light (see Scott's D10 currently for sale).
Junior Mercer has one, Maybe two.
Jon Graboff: do you still have yours, the prettiest one ever, in my view?
Roger Rettig:  Emmons D10, B-bender Teles, Martins, and a Gibson Super 400!
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				Brett Day
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				Daniel Haymore
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				scott murray
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here's the JCH I'm keeping. it's numbered 1080 and the story (confirmed by Elsie Crawford) is that Jimmie built it around 1990-91 especially for Buddy Emmons. Buddy played it and they say he really loved it, but was endorsing Sierra guitars at the time and didn't feel right accepting it. Jimmie apparently kept it as one of his personal guitars and it went to Roger Ricker after Jimmie passed on. I obtained it earlier this year from Doug Fuller in Canada and what can I say... I feel so blessed to own it.
not the best photo but it's a very dark red, possibly the "deep wine" color that Bobbe Seymour described earlier in this thread

			
			
													not the best photo but it's a very dark red, possibly the "deep wine" color that Bobbe Seymour described earlier in this thread

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							Emmons LLIII D-10, 10x12 •  JCH D-10, 10x12 • Beard MA-8
			
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				Roger Rettig
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				Sam Inglis
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I guess maybe that is the one that John Davis has for sale in England, then?CrowBear Schmitt wrote:That Blue one is in France Mickey
it was brought over by Ted Nesbitt who had sold it to a fellow in England
He told me it was built for Russ Hicks - it was early model
3rd or 4th one built
My buddy Yoyo in France bought it & added 3 levers on C6
https://www.thebritishsteeliessociety.c ... 18&t=16107
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				Chris Bauer
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