Electromuse Lap Steel
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Bill R. Baker
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- Location: Clinton, MS USA
Electromuse Lap Steel
More than fifty years ago my father bought me
an Electromuse six string lap steel. I still
have it. Does anyone out there know anything
about this guitar? Hello Bob. Thanks for
the Forum. I sent a check to you today as
an expression of my appreciation.
an Electromuse six string lap steel. I still
have it. Does anyone out there know anything
about this guitar? Hello Bob. Thanks for
the Forum. I sent a check to you today as
an expression of my appreciation.
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C Dixon
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- Location: Duluth, GA USA
Bill,
These steels were made in the late 40's. I had one bought brand new. It was a barebones lap steel. Had a plexiglass fret board. A very small volume and tone knob.
And as I recall, the cord came right out of the body. NO jack.
Sold mine to get a National New Yorker in Chicago in 1947.
Take care,
carl
These steels were made in the late 40's. I had one bought brand new. It was a barebones lap steel. Had a plexiglass fret board. A very small volume and tone knob.
And as I recall, the cord came right out of the body. NO jack.
Sold mine to get a National New Yorker in Chicago in 1947.
Take care,
carl
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Bill R. Baker
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C Dixon
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Billy Jones
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Carl.. My mother and father bought me one in 1946 for Christmas. My second guitar was also a New Yorker. As I recall the companion amplifier was a Carolatron 5 tube with a treble clef in the grill. You are right.. it didn't have the best sound but I did use it in a talent contest. They purchased it from Simpsons of Canada now known as Sears.
..... Billy
..... Billy