The Steel Guitar Forum

Roger,

Can you post your copendents please?

Thanks

I actually bought my Carter D10 from Tommy and yes, it do sound Great!!

I sometimes use my Pignose 20 for practice or if I'm going camping or just sitting on the porch pickin. It's ok but doesn't have a lot of bottom. The cubes are interesting because of the effects, but still lack a lot of bottom because of the small speakers, IMHO. Neither compares well to a larger am...

You got a link to the tab. I can't seem to find it.

Ken,

Yeah, it's really nice to have a full band, but in their absence, either BIAB or, better yet, some of Billy Phelp's Play-Along tracks would work.

Tim

I know Ken from the Austin Steel Coop. He certainly is a good guitar player as well as steel. This should be a really good show. Hope to make it.

I just bought the 53 Fender Dual-Pro in the top center of the last picture above.

Great guitar and great guy to do business with.

I saw an 8 string version of this at the recent ISGC in the Jackson booth. That one had legs and the rep indicated it was built by one of the Jackson brothers. It was definitely a nice guitar. They wanted $800 for it.

I have a Pignose Hog-20 that works good with my lap steels. I use it primarily when sitting on the porch practicing.

Wow! A friend has one of these. Fantastic, mellow tone.

How much does that unit weight?