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I'm left handed, as well. Been playing right handed guitars since the start. When I was a young man, back in the day, I applied for a job at a factory that had a lot of openings. Everybody was getting jobs except me. Why, you ask, because I was a lefty and everything was set up for right handed peop...

I've got two speakers that are in perfect condition out of a 1974 Twin I would sell. If interested let me know.
asimon2511@yahoo.com
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Hey Johnie,
That's one sweet lookin lap. I sure like mine.
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That is one fine looking cabinet, for sure.

These Rukavina laps are some great playing and sounding laps. The builder builds his own pickups and they are one of the best sounding pickups I've heard on laps, for sure.
If I was still playing laps I would gladly buy yours. Great price and a sweet looking guitar.
Good luck on your sale. Simon

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The problem with black magic marker is it looks purple against a black surface.
I restored a Mullen PRP Universal 12 awhile back and the levers and foot pedals turned purple from black just like yours. I had to sand the anodize off and polish them. No easy task I might add.
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Hey Scott, No, it is not mine. I just saw it in my local Craigslist and thought someone would love to land a great deal on a 12 string.

It would be way, way, way up above a Carter Starter.

Someone might be interested in this guitar:
https://nashville.craigslist.org/msg/6033849968.html

Hey Jim, This is real good stuff and for a newbie like myself very useful.
You and your Franklin have a killer tone, for sure.
Thanks for sharing this. It's definitely going in my "bookmark" section for further use.
Simon

Like Larry said. Check out Steel Guitars of Nashville. I bet they can help you out. http://www.steelguitarsofnashville.com/ You guys sound great. I am local so I'll try to make it out to see you when you are in town. Looks like it's going to be a big time at the festival. http://www.nashvilleboogie....

I've said this before on a recent post but I'll say it again cause I like to hear myself talk. I love the Uni 12!!

I was referring to the bellcrank to changer rods. The ones under the hood.

It went for large $$$$ anyway. I wrote the owner and asked if the missing rods comes with it and he said no. They maybe hard to replace since the rod wire is much thinner than most steels use.

You mean this one?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Carter-Pedal-St ... SwNnRYfBmD
I wonder if all the rods and parts he took off come with the guitar. If so, it could be a great deal for someone wanting a uni 12 at a reasonable price.

I am a newer player. Only been playing pedal for a couple of years. I tried D-10s for a short while but it seemed to restrictive. Either you were playing on the E9 neck or you switched to the C6 neck. Since my musical interest are not exactly rooted in country music, switching to uni 12 was the way ...

Try another pickup. Sure made mine sound better. Truetone or Alumitone.

Go to Ace Hardware. They have every nut or bolt you will ever need.

With the new Goodrich pots- as well as the Dunlop pots- if you look as you look at the contacts as if they were features on a face (you might need to turn it a bit so that you can see it this way)- the left eye as you look at it is the ground, the right eye is the input, and the chin is the output....