The Steel Guitar Forum

Michael Scott at Scottysmusic.com, still has both courses from Jerry Byrd, and I've just purchased both. "Book with audio CD's" and "video instruction course"

This Unit has sold.

Thanks to all for looking.

By request, some additional photos.

Hard case comes with it, as well as leg bag.

It has 4 knee levers and the 3 pedals as shown.

Thanks

Doug!

That was an amazing sound! Thank you. I like the old evergreens played on a steel.

I'll be sending you a PM too.

Magnificent!

John Bartlett

Folks; Please look over these photos. When I first bought this in March, from a forum member, I wasn't sure of exactly what it was that I wanted, but, I told my wife - "don't worry, it will sell easily on the forum; you'll see". Well, I've now settled on a "steel without pedals",...

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Good job!

I'd buy it and wear it too.

But, I'd like it in 8 string, E7 tuning -

E, B, G#, E, D, B, G#, E,

And, I like the Sol, Jerry, Bob and Leon.

One of each! Let me know!

He's contacted me also. Glad I didn't do anything with it!

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Thanks for keeping me in line about the e-mail address. Never even crossed my mind!

Folks - easy to remove it with the "edit" button!

I have a like new Stage One for sale. I bought it in March, and played it some, but have settled on playing an 8-string steel without pedals. I'd like $950 for it, plus $45 shipping in continental US, by UPS. Or - make me an offer. Thanks, John http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix1029/11911_stage_...

Steve;

That's great! I like your set up, and your playing.

Thanks for posting this. I can see that the motel room practice can sure help me out.

I'm going to need lots of vacations, though, before I can sound as good as you do!

John

Once again, this forum has proved invaluable to me for all the fine advice. While I still consider myself a raw beginner, with all the expert help available here, that feeling goes away rather quickly. All things considered, I've decided to stick with Roland, and stay with the Cube series. I'm going...

Thanks for all the suggestions. I like Roland products too. Instead of the mobile cube, what about the Cube Street? Anyone use this one? It seems to get good reviews. A little pricey, but some of these other suggestions are just too small for what I want. I like the Yamaha that Mr. Whitfield mention...

Hello all; I've recently purchased an 8-string Fulawka that is small enough to take on a vacation trip, and I'd like to do some practicing in the motel room while my wife is watching TV. Is there a small amp out there I could use for this? Something I could plug my headphones into? The phones I have...

I have a Stage One that I bought in March that I'm going to be putting on the for sale section of the forum. It's like new. I tried the PSG before I decided to settle in on an 8 string without pedals. I'd like $1100 for it plus shipping. I'll also have some accessories I'll be listing - instruction ...

Is there a way to attach a midi file to a post? I have a couple of Hawaiian melodies in midi format that I thought would interest some you.

Thanks,

I have a S-10 Stage One, like new, and almost is.

PM me for details.

KF7RO here. Still Advanced class, even though that class doesn't exist anymore for new ones.

Not very active, but still get the urge to get on the air sometimes. DXCC, WAS, WAC, all the standard stuff.

73'

John

Steve;

I guess it's you that plays in Woodruff Saturday nights!

Impressive resume' you have! Are you still with Blaine Larsen?

I live in Woodruff, so I'll be down to see you sometime. Will you be there this Saturday?

I'll send you a PM too.

John

Who plays at the Woodruff Classic Opry on Saturday nights?

Thanks for the replies.

I can see one of these in my future!

I have another question about set up and such, but will post another e-mail for it.

Some great looking instruments out there!

John

Hello; I'm pretty much a newbie on the 8 string steel. I've had a PSG for a while, and am learning it some, but thinking about going to the 8 string with legs. Who are the new makers of these? Who has them for sale? I'm thinking I would like to play one sitting down, as in the PSG, but maybe not. I ...

Wonderful videos of Kalama's Quartet! I've wondered what the source of these were, and so I've asked the lady from Tonga who posted these.

Also, I've wondered about some of the other early recordings. For example, did Frank Ferera make any videos that anyone is aware of?

Thanks,

John Bartlett