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Update: Someone has claimed them. Just thought I'd offer this up to y'all that knew Jerry. Last time I was at his his house, Jerry gave me several of his steel CDs. I don't have a CD player, so I can't do much with them. But I'd happily ship them to someone that would listen to and appreciate them. ...

Sold through Facebook group. I think it found a great new home.

Sale pending through Facebook group

I've had several takers that need it shipped. Several that are just far enough away that delivery would require an overnight stay, and I'm conflicted about whether I can pull off that kind of a trip at the moement. And 4 folks that said they'd buy it and pick it up, then back out due to personal cir...

$2,800 cash

1978 Zumsteel SD125543, SD12, 5+5, #43 made. This is a rare early Zum and a beast of a machine. It has the original early Zumsteel double line logo. Sounds fantastic. It is configured as an Ext E9 with Day pedal setup, there are a few unused fingers with black lines marked on the ends. Copedent in p...

Like new condition. Never gigged. Quilter Travis Toy TT-12 combo is the tone block 202, blockdock cab with kickback legs, loaded with Eminence TT-12 speaker. Fantastic steel amp, clean and balanced tone, in vintage setting has Fender tube-like tone but with clarity at gig volume. Has effects loop, l...

SOLD

Now posted for sale on forum.

Excellent condition 2004 Zumsteel SD10 4 pedals & 8 knee levers for sale. Custom build for Mike Headrick and used on several of his albums (Mike commented, "That Zum is a wonderful guitar! Smoooth as buttah."). I'm happy to answer any questions or provide more photos to interested part...

Current owner of this exceptional Zumsteel SD10 4+8. It still has the cross rod and crank for that 5th pedal, just not the pedal and rod. I'm reluctantly contemplating putting it up for sale in the near future. If anyone is interested, I can provide more info. Here's a jawdropping gut shot. https://...

I've been digging this track since it dropped! Such a cool vibe, and the steel just makes it so much better! Great work!

Price reduced to $150

I've got an excellent condition Goodrich 120 volume pedal with the bracket. $150 https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix1712/17602_20200211_19440101_1.jpg https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix1712/17602_20200211_19442501_1.jpg https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix1712/17602_20200211_19443501_1.j...

Thanks, Jerry. I just sent you an email.

I have a pedal setup that's giving me a pretty convincing dobro sound, but I understand that a plastic bar can be the icing on the cake. Anybody know what kind are best for this purpose and where to find them? Or have one for sale?

I'm in Rogers, Arkansas, just shy of a 2 hour drive. I've got a Peavey TKO Tour Series 400W 1x15. A little rough around the edges cosmetically, but electrically sound and plenty of power for any size gig. Retails for $599, I can do $250 if I meet you somewhere. Maybe less if you come pick up.

Jean-Sebastien Gauthier wrote:Lee I created a playlist from you recommendation and its exactly what I wanted!! Thank you very much!

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5KJ3o ... WeZFQtlW42

Thank you! Been listening to this playlist the last couple days, and it's great! I hadn't heard many of these artists.

How does one establish value on instruments that were purchased used or more than 5 years ago? Appraisals? Estimates? I need to look into insurance on my instruments.

Well, that's certainly a unique copedent! Thanks for sharing, Mickey!

Good to know, Gordon! I got a hold of 60 licks and Anyone Can Play, but I may purchase the Hot Pedal Steel dvd. Does it overlap much with the others?

Until recently, I gigged in what I consider casual attire, my daily jeans, t-shirt, and sneakers. But I decided to change that and "look the part", as it were. I have a new pair of cowboy boots specifically for gigging. Played one gig in them without practice, and that was a mistake. Guess...

Happy Birthday, Bruce! No finer steels have been made than those crafted by your hands!

Looking for any of the Lloyd Maines instructional VHS tapes. The ones I'm aware of are: "Hot" Pedal Steel with Lloyd Maines 60 Hot Licks for Steel Guitar Anyone Can Play Honky Tonk Pedal Steel If you have any of these or others, I'm willing to buy, rent, borrow, etc. Thanks! Update: Found ...

My perception is about 10-20% of players use the Day setup, and my guess is the same goes for pros and non-pros alike. The most common reasoning for doing so is it's what we learned on / what the person who taught them used. My first steel was Day setup when I got it. I didn't know any different and...