The Steel Guitar Forum

Exactly like mine less the 9th pedal.

Gone, gone, gone.....

Would it be possible to get an underside picture of the guitar?

Would it be possible to get an underside picture of the guitar?

Thanks a lot for the info….

Does anyone know what is involved in changing a Carter D10 from emmons pedal and knees setup to a Day setup?

How about some pic's of the underside?

How about some pic's of the underside?

Nice work Scott….looks very useful.

You are sure starting out in class. I don't use an amp. I have a small PA and run my pedal steel guitar directly through the board, and also use the effects built into the board. This works great for me, and is lighter to move than an amp. Also you have a great way to mix your guitar with your pract...

You are sure starting out in class. I don't use an amp. I have a small PA and run my pedal steel guitar directly through the board, and also use the effects built into the board. This works great for me, and is lighter to move than an amp. Also you have a great way to mix your guitar with your pract...

I agree Brandon....I was using Nationals, and finally switched over to the Accri's. Big difference.....I wish I'd found them a long time ago.

Wow! This is the coolest thing about this forum...Buddy Emmons verifying the post/picture about himself, and anything else he wants to post period. Mr. Emmons you were the slickest looking guy on that stage as always. The first time I got to hear you play was at the only NAMM show ever in Atlanta, G...

Don't know how many of you on here have dealt with Dale or used any of his Gizmo's, but let me tell you. He made me a couple of CUSTOM scaffolds for my pack seat this week. And when I say CUSTOM I mean it, he made sure I was getting exactly what I needed for my application. I called him up and he pu...

Nice looking tab. software Scott, but I'm looking for something like the Dapper Dan software, or Click tab shown in links above under Steel related products. I want something that shows the copedents, and pedals, levers, etc. Showing you the different combinations, and scales, pockets, etc. on the n...

Does anybody know of any software for the Pedal Steel Guitar that works on a MAC. I've been looking at Dapper, and Clicktab...but doesn't look like either one
supports Macintosh....any suggestions?

I agree Steven.....leave out the Tremelo, and add a delay...it doesn't have to be an elaborate one, just the basic circut.....I think a simple delay would help them sell a lot more amps. If it had that feature most players wouldn't have to bring anything except their tuner. The reverb looks interest...

No Steve....25 years as a factory rep. was enough for me. I retired. It's back to being a full time musician/producer these days.

That price also includes the power supply, which is usually not supplied. Check out the sound clips...he also uses it to simulate a lap steel using a guitar...neat effect.

Problem is their charging a minimum of around 11 bucks to ship a box of plastic picks. So it's actually around 45 bucks...and that with the cheapest shipping. I guess that still a fairly good deal if you can use that many thumb picks.

Awesome interview, and very informative. Learned something about Little Walter Amps I didn't know, and lots about telecasters...I'll be backing off my treble control now. Thanks for sharing.

My new Steel Seat. This one goes great with my grey marble Carter. Thanks Joe, also love the grey snake skin, and the swivel top.

Douglas I'm honestly not sure....I would think that it would be a similar circuit to what they've designed so far...although this is a dedicated Pedal Steel Guitar Amp, so it may be more powerful. I will say that 100 watts of class D power will probably deliver all the sound pressure level you will ...

Thanks and glad to hear the report on the Steelaire amp Jim.....also glad to hear you are supporting the entire line of Quilter amps.....don't see how you can go wrong with that decision. Looks like I'm going to be paying through one real soon.

Judson I'm a fairly new player only playing for about a year and a half now, but I started with a Dunlop bar, and finally shelled out the bucks for a BJS bar. What an incredibly huge difference. The BJS bar is slicker than a catfish on a mud bank. I'll never use anything else. Problem.....BJS bars a...