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Post by domidom43 on May 8, 2015 1:28:54 GMT
also there is a hole punched through the bottom of the guitar that seems to have been an amp jack. looking at other silvatones they do not have the hole. I question weather this is brashers guitar as it said in the article that he fitted his guitar with an electric plug to use on his amp or something to that sense.
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Post by bryanbradfield on May 8, 2015 2:30:30 GMT
On the Notecannons website www.notecannons.com/ the attached photo is reproduced. It appears to me that a cord runs from the bottom of the guitar, under Brasher's right foot, and then over to an amp sitting under his headstock. His daughter told me that Brasher's original amp had a cover plate over the speaker that was identical to the cover plates on the guitars. That amp was stolen from his car. Attachments:
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Post by bryanbradfield on May 8, 2015 2:49:30 GMT
I just thoroughly looked over the cover plate, and the body, inside and out, including the neck stick. There are no markings of any kind. I recall that the original copper or brass resonator (I no longer have it) had the patent number stamped into the rim, and I think that Brasher's initials were beside the patent number. Or, perhaps those markings were on the biscuit? It's been too long!
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Post by bryanbradfield on May 11, 2016 0:33:08 GMT
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