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Bump for lower price.

I can Venmo or pay pal or whatever. Test me or call me at 206-276-5822
Thanks Tab Tabscott

Well it ships at probably 54 lbs. Sits on the stages prob about 40. Depends the gravity where you live. I live near a bunch of volcanoes so my mean gravitational constant is probably different than yours. But probably not enough to matter. Carter D-10’s are pretty light compared to other D-10’s for ...

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You snooze you lose. Nice fellow coming by for it. Deal pending. bought this a few months ago on the forum to hold me over while a new steel guitar was being made for me. Well the new one is almost here. It was owned by Ray Jensen in California. Great guitar, great sound and playability. https://bb....

A black d10 w/9/7. The last time I got a brand new PP was 1977. My dear mother bought it for me to insure I would finish high school. I did. Now I have like 6 or 7 degrees from good schools. I walked away from all that schooling and now I am a general contractor who plays steel on the side. Life is ...

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Thanks Barry

Do you still have this guitar? I would come and get it from Seattle.

I’ve horsetraded with Dave for years.
I remember meeting a couple of times in a parking lot midway between Portland and Seattle to do deals. One time the deal was so good that Dave threw in a strat without telling me.
I love that strat and still play it all the time.
You da man Dave!

Have a copedant?

Bump for a great guitar!

This is indeed a really nice fatback. I sold it for the very same reason as Thomas. It’s really heavy.

Here’s a nice Mullen PRP I got from Mike D’Alesandro at Steel Guitars of Ohio. It’s 8x5 Emmons, E’s on the left. E9th is 3x5 standard stuff—but check this out-the Left knees on the E9th are also hooked to the C6th. The action is smooth and easy and I have no trouble hittin the 8th pedal while keepin...

The arthritis in my hands is worse and I can’t play this thing at all anymore.

Here’s a warmouth parts build. Thinline tele body with a strat neck. Maple fretboard one piece neck. Plays, tunes, and sounds great. Deluxe hardware. Warmouth is a guitar shop that makes replacement parts for all sorts of guitars. Necks, bodies, etc. Every bit as good or better than Fender, Gibson, ...

https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix2203/1192_B0668CFF325A440592E2012B90981171_1.jpg https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix2203/1192_image_1.jpg https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix2203/1192_image_2.jpg Serial #1793D 8x4 Emmons, E’s on the left. C6th is 5x1. RKR lowers 3. Bellcrank for RKL t...

Travis tunes with harmonics (some off the 9th fret) to tune his E9th. I did it his way on a guitar and it is the most "in tune" I have ever heard it.
I dont know which you would call it. Its not tempered. But it is in REALLY REALLY good tune.

You can see the rundown on the TTT website.

I have nothing but the deepest respect and admiration for b0b. You will live in in our heats for as long as I tread the earth.

How much cabinet drop?

I told my mother I was dropping out of high school to go on the road playing steel. She asked me “what will it take to get you to finish high school?”. I said “we’ll take me to Scotty’s and buy me a D-10 push pull and a Peavey Session 400…”. I finished high school. Still have the push pull. Still am...

I told my mother I was dropping out of high school to go on the road playing steel. She asked me “what will it take to get you to finish high school?”. I said “we’ll take me to Scotty’s and buy me a D-10 push pull and a Peavey Session 400…”. I finished high school. Still have the push pull. Still am...

Brad Bechtel wrote:So what's a ballparking asking price for one of these beauties?

$5k.

There aren’t many of these babies around. And I feel selfish keeping them all to myself. That and I’m getting old.

Brad Bechtel wrote:So what's a ballparking asking price for one of these beauties?

$5k.

There aren’t many of these babies around. And I feel selfish keeping them all to myself. That and I’m getting old.

Tab has the best sounding dobro I have ever heard, his old walnut Jones. Truly a great instrument! Chet atkins used to hear that line a lot. He’d set his guitar on the table and say “How’s it sound now?”…it’s the hands. You can learn how to pull tone out of any guitar. I’ve been touching that guita...