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Wow! So pretty.

Fantastic. I’ll do my best to be there!!

Color me shocked. I didn’t think there’d be NO interest at all. Wow.

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Hi guys, I’m selling my Steelaire. It works great, and there’s absolutely nothing wrong with it. It’s been a fantastic amp, but I’d like to try a few other things. The amp is in nice shape, but it has been gigged quite a bit. The cover has taken most of the abuse though. Comes with cover, tilt-back ...

Steel is sold

Sorry Dan. I think there was another lap steel with benders right below mine.

Sale pending

Hey Stephen, thanks for the comment. Your tut Taylor is very nice… I’m afraid the value of my lap steel isn’t quite up to par with it though! Haha.

https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix2203/14971_BA759DC274934765B0FD2EA1B0979696_1.jpg https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix2203/14971_098EE2B9300740F38E8525F7A75839D8_1.jpg https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix2203/14971_CE3E748B20F2419497BBBDD39CB75959_1.jpg Hi guys, I’ve had this lap steel...

If I recall right, John mclung gave this guitar a very high endorsement. Something smells fishy.

Was it "Remember When "?

Paul Franklin played on most of AJ's stuff through the years. If you get familiar with different pro steelers' style and licks you can usually tell who's playing pretty easily.

I bought a Vintage XL a year ago. There was an original 45 rpm record with it where Maurice explained the different features of each model MSA made at the time. He said on the record that the SS model was not made in a 12 string version because that added too much weight to the guitar.

I can't believe this hasn't sold yet! Lovely guitar, Rod.

Daaaad Guuum!

Whoops, sorry John.
Looks like you got her sorted out. Glad to hear it.

Daaaad guuuum!!

Take your lower return spring off and stretch it a little. Worked like a charm on my Vintage XL and i had exactly the same problem.

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Thanks Damir! I may be interested.

Wierd... but cool

Beautiful! Is it pretty light?

How heavy is this guitar, Mark?