I'm new to all this. S10 etc is like a new language

[OldShep]

Hi all, I was lucky to be offered a (very) cheap PSG (It has SAXON written on it but I cannot find anything related online) last year by someone who was clearing a loved one's property. I have no idea of the make/model/year/value but I now own my first PSG. I have it nicely tuned and am starting to play. However...... I don't think I will be able to put in the time needed to learn properly and do it the justice it deserves. (Men of my age have too many hobbies!) I will probably stick to my fender acoustic and helping out my local community choir. So, any advice on selling this PSG to someone with more time/expertise would be very gratefully received from you steelies if you have the time because I don't want someone to rip me off pricewise.
Thanks, Shep.

[JohnDavisStringsHere]

Hi Shep, and welcome to the forum, it is impossible to help you value what you have there without hands on and a proper look at it by a player, if it is easy to play and stays in tune it could help get someone started on the other hand if its a bit of a dog then its the road to frustration.
If you want to bring it to St.Neots be glad to give you an honest opinion and try to help you rehome it but,
Your ? Is like "how long is a piece of string"

[Tony Russell Davis]

Would you turn it over and let's see photos of the underside? That would be helpful to (try to) identify.

[OldShep]

[OldShep]

[Tony Russell Davis]

Come in John you'll know more - those parts have a familiar look?

[JohnDavisStringsHere]

well the changer is modelled on an Emmons Push Pull that is enough to make me want it

[JohnDavisStringsHere]

pm sent.