The Steel Guitar Forum

Well this turned out to be helpful....

Is there a location near Charleston SC that services and repairs pedal steel guitars?

emailed you..

i agree with the above, i have a lot of his material. the chord boards were very helpful when i first started for e9 & c6, the c6 material is great also. its worth the buy.

I have only been playing for about a year, so i am looking forward to this, it will be my first, im heading up from Charleston sat eve so i can listen/learn and meet folks.

Tom got this fixed for me, thanks Tom!!!

How long does it take to get the email? i went to the site and and put in my email Thursday or Friday and i haven't seen it yet.

Anyone in the low country area? Looking to meet a couple players from the local area. I play in Church, and I don't know of any other steel players around, so I'm sure this is the best place to look..

Thanks

question about this, i hope that this is posted in the right area. does anyone have this? if so can you tell me a little bit about the content of this material? i bought another by Loessberg and found it useful. im just looking at this course or the chord construction course, just wondering if anyon...

Blake Shelton......HAHAHA!

a guy once told me when i started playing drums over 30 years ago, when i first listened to Buddy Rich, i said "i should just quit now, ill never be able to do that" and he said "don't say that, he did it didn't he? so that means its possible." pretty simple to say, but i have ca...

Its not a hard job, i have done electronic repair for about 20 years. If you do it yourself just get good quality caps, id recommend Nichicon brand. i have used them in PA eq and high power HF stuff as well, they are highly recommended and only cost a fraction more.

thanks Dick, i messaged you bud..

i cant get this to load, was it moved?

thanks, yes this one does have chorus in it. I couldn't find a Nashville or sessions close by, so i picked up this TNT, i read online that several ppl use them, and they had good reviews for steel use, but nothing on the settings. i have a Peavey AdVerb II inline, but i dont know really what to set ...

Hello everyone. I've been playing a little over a year now. started with a Carter starter and a stage 100. i now have a MSA d10 and a Peavey TNT150. my question is about the eq settings on the amp. is there a sort of "starting point" to set the slides on the eq? or if someone has been usin...

i sent him an email as well. waiting for a reply

Hello everyone, I just started playing pedal steel about a month ago. Played guitar for about 20 years and always wanted to learn steel. So I ended up with a carter starter,in great condition,using a dunlop gcb-80 vol pedal, and a stage 100 fender amp. I'm still looking around for a peavey nashville...