The Steel Guitar Forum

From the real McCoy, Miss Alma McCoy. Same teacher as Lloyd Green, same time, but different results. I went on to become an Electrical Engineer. I still play for the same reason I started and that is for personal satisfaction.

Tony

Dekley Renegade

Tony

Third grade in Mobile, AL. A-Bomb still big news. WW2 over and things starting to boom. All those rationed items such as sugar, tires, new cars, coffee, etc. begining to be available and for a kid things like Baby Ruth candy also available again.

Tony

No way on the tattoos!

Tony

The ears is where ultimately it all is. The ears is what sets the tone that the mind is striving to achieve through the hands, the instrument, and any other link in the sound process. Tone is in the sound and sound is all the steel guitar produces. The ear sets the standard for any sound expected fr...

Mike,
I would like one.

Tony

Dan,
I can't say that it was or was not offered as the 'Pioneer' in kit form. But your post was correct in that it was a production guitar and is a student model.
It also was offered with an optional fourth knee on RKL.
Tony

Gordy,
Pics look identical to Dekley 'Renegade' Model 001. Mine has three pedals and three knees and is setup like Herby Wallace's E9 copedant.
Tony

Jamie,
Same message as above.

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Jamie,
Same message as above.

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Done
Still 24%

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Bill Duve,
Check that the download has the the right size when it completes. My first try gave the guitarmap.exe but it was short on size and wouldn't install, gave the Win32 App message. Second try worked fine.

Tony

I do not play professionally, but sometimes do play for a couple of hours at a time. I find that the thinner picks, .013 nickel silver, are more flexible and and tend to expand and contract with the finger and therefore stay in place better for me.


Tony

US Navy 1955-1959 US Pacific fleet.

Tony

Dave
A little vibrato with the bar will add some sustain.
Tony

Number 4

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Kevin, my vote is on the way.
Tony