The Steel Guitar Forum

once again you guys are great, will wiat just a bit see what comes up, just beeen away for a bit and don't want to forget the things I have learned

thanks again guys, I will hold out for at least a stageone, I definately don't want to spend money on a guitar that I might have already outgrown, tty

thanks guys , guess patience might be a virtue

found a really old shobud , 3 x1 , but it looks like wires undercarriage not even rods?

Ft Collins/ Loveland

wow guess living in colorado I don't see many steel uitars for sale so don't reallly have much selection, hearing 700 is alot helps though, will keep looking, 5 month of chemo without insurance , need to keep it under a grand

been away for awhile but cancer is gone and ready to start again. I found a carter starter I think, has 3 foot and 4 knee, but looking at the mechanics underneath was shocked at how cheap it all looks, I had to sell my old MSA for medical in November but, have the new guitars got that cheap? it migh...

I just got me one also for 50 at music go round, I had to sell my pedal steel for medical bills (really sucks) but this will suffice till I can afford another pedal, pretty decent sounding steel but think I am trying to get the same sounds as I did with my pedal steel, works ok with our band for now

tried to record my first attempt to play my steel live while singing, I know it alittle rough but always appreciate your input. https://soundcloud.com/steve566/best

a newbie here but I have found especially when the guitarists are in an open D chord their guitars are constantly off just alittle so takes really listening, and avoiding that string match if possible, and definaely don't set up next to the lead guitar

I bought a rogue for 60 and for what I needed it for sounded fine for a learner especially for the money

welcome to colorado, can hardly wait to at some point meet you,I have learned alot from your videos, appreciate everything you do for the steel community

I have seen this one at Bob's, beautiful guitar, wish I could afford it,

as a new player I am trying to learn licks etc that will work with our music,I may never be a lead player but I ant people to feel the emotion I can feel behind the lead singer

our Band, have a written agreement, no more than 1 beer ever on a gig, we have been together almost 4 years now and have only been praised for the committment to our music and not the party factor, we still have a great time with the crowds

I am also a new steel player, I have a old pevey session 500, and an old rebuilt msa, but the tone I get seems to be warm and nice and clean, posted a clip awhile back, was encouraged by the responce, have played some backup in our last two gigs and our local musicians that have been in the crowd lo...

however it would help with that 5th raise lever

will be seriously looking at this, not the little pill

is there a long waiting period for the new stage ones? could sell my u12 msa but don't want to be without a guitar to learn on

Thanks again guys, I never transport the steel except in the case, got that info from the forum to, but I cleaned and lubricated the changer points lightly as per recommendation on here, seems to have worked for now, nice tone for an old guitar etc, but hard enough learning to play , sure thinking a...

will try that, could be something came loose just alittle but really frustrating for a newbie,

whats the cure? first time this has happened since I got the guitar

Played my steel alittle in church yesterday seemed to be fine but now back at the studio when I press my A&B pedal my E string goes alittle flat driving me crazy, can't seem to see the problem, any ideas

bought mine last monday for 90. works and looks like new