The Steel Guitar Forum

Just curious -- I bought my last pedal steel over 40 years ago, so haven't really followed how newer models have developed. Now I am in the process of parting with my long-time instrument, in large part because at my advancing age I no longer want to move around anything so heavy. (It's an MSA singl...

In answer to several inquiries: yes, I am open to reasonable offers for this guitar.

Bob

Here is a link to a short recording of this guitar playing a couple of brief solos: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/bskk653uursbdybqwz7w0/MSADemo.mp3?rlkey=he90i14fu8dx1azizgan6d1xb&dl=0 This was a home recording going straight into the computer, so it's pretty much the pure sound of the instrume...

Hello -- I am reluctantly ready to part with the pedal steel I have owned since 1975, when I bought it used at a music store in Reno. It is an MSA, single neck, 12 strings, 3 pedals, 4 knee levers. Grover tuning gears. It is in decent used condition, everything works, etc. Red color, sort of an inla...

>> That'll make someone a good, solid lifetime steel.

Thanks Chris. I can kind of attest to that, since I've had it for 48 years!

>> That'll make someone a good, solid lifetime steel.

Thanks Chris. I can kind of attest to that, since I've had it for 48 years!

Hello -- I am fixing to part with a pedal steel I have owned since 1975, when I bought it used at a music store in Reno. Just wondering if anyone can give me a rough idea of its current value. It is an MSA, single neck, 12 strings, 3 pedals, 4 knee levers. Grover tuning gears. It is in decent used c...