The Steel Guitar Forum

George....I'd like to buy the seat. Please call me at (941) 627-5209 any time AFTER 12:00 noon (my time). Thanks, Tom.

Hi Bill. I'm looking for a steel seat...with or without back-rest.

Herb, I'm interested in the steel case. Price is right. Let me know if you haven't sold it. You can reach me at 941-627-5209 after 12 noon (my time). Thanks, Tom

Larry, Check your e-mail. I'm interested.

Dean, Check your e-mail.

Fits rack-mount cabinet, has many features, including "Feed-Back", "Modulation", "Time Delay" and more. $75.00.

We have all been touched by Jeff's passing. I was fortunate enough to attend several of his seminars when he came to Lakeland years ago. His wit and sense of humor was unlike anything I had been exposed to. On one of these seminars Jeff was explaining what to do if you made a mistake while playing a...

James, Sounds like you will have to replace the entire slider control. After re-reading my post I missed a few more small things to remove, but you'll see them as you go. If you can still control the volume the board is OK. I had the same problem of protecting my 1200D so wound up buying an exercise...

James, I replaced one in mine recently. I can truthfully tell you it was a pain even though I've done lots of electronic repairs in the past. The two (right & left) side bars have to come off, every control knob (there's 130 of them plus 16 input slider knobs) has to be removed, along with the 1...

Scott, Contact Larry Petree in Bakersville, CA., lpetree@bak.rr.com I purchased some from him recently. He's active on this Forum.

Larry, I haven't received your e-mail. Try again. Mine is: tomward5@cs.com I'll e-mail photos if you're interested.<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Tom Ward on 27 December 2003 at 04:26 PM.]</p></FONT>

If anyone's interested, I have a Steel Driver II for sale, $50.00. Works great.

Ray, Try a jumper wire from the reverb tank to chassis of the NV 400 (Don't worry, you won't get shocked). If hum goes away you probably have a broken printed board connection or a bad solder connection to the reverb connector on the board. Let us know. Tom

Bobby, I use mine after the volume pedal into a NV 1000 amp. It's very important to turn off any other effects (delays, reverb, etc.) while using the Super-Bro in order to get a good dobro sound. I use the dobro bar and for fun I purchased a 3/4" diameter dowel rod and made it the length of my ...

Lay a quarter (25-cent piece) on the pick-up and adjust each end of pick-up where the strings just clear the quarter. Works for me!

Robert, I have information regarding Buddy. Check your e-mail. Tom<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Tom Ward on 18 August 2003 at 05:01 PM.]</p></FONT>

Roger, my e-mail address: tomward5@cs.com. Thanks for any information you may have.

I have an older Yamaha amp, Model YTA-95 in dire need of attention. Anyone know where I can a schematic? I tried their website but it's not listed. Thanks!

Carl, this curious mind wants to know how long has your 3rd string been on now? Glad to see you're back with us. Tom

Gary, check your e-mail.

I've had great service from Lakes Loudspeaker Service, Coconut Creek, FL, Ph: 1-800-367-7757. Reasonable prices too!

Great job Tony!

Jim, when you switch on the Super-Bro be sure you turn off any delay or reverb on your amp. Mine also works best at 10 o'clock and 2 o'clock. If you want to experiment, try using a piece of dowel rod or cut the end off of a broom stick for the bar...just for fun. You will get a different sound! Tom

Dag, A year ago Danny Jones was their steel player. He was with them when they first started out and quit for a while, then re-joined after a few years. Super guy and super picker. Tom

I hear Reece's new carbon-fiber neck will solve the cabinet-drop problem??? Anyone tried one??? Tom