The Steel Guitar Forum

His playing was super put me down for one.

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I have seen and heard Terry's guitar, I have never seen or heard a better steel.If I would have had my thinking cap on I should have bought one of them instead of brand X.

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I have seen and heard Terry's guitar, I have never seen or heard a better steel.If I would have had my thinking cap on I should have bought one of them instead of brand X.

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I have two 400's, one has the peavey mod and the other is standard. They do have a different tone between them, however they both sound great.I am a EE, and as far as mod's go, I would only trust the people that designed the product in the first place.I have been playing peavey for years and have ne...

George,
Yes we will be there this year. Hope to see you there.

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I know this has been posted before, but I can't find it.....at what serial number does the mod start at for the nashville 400 ?

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I know this has been posted before, but I can't find it.....at what serial number does the mod start at for the nashville 400 ?

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How many players are using a pedalmaster steel? They look very good on their web-site.

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100% failure WOW, very hard to believe.Just for the record, I built 13 guitars in the 70's that had that type of bearing that sounded great and had no failures at all.As the speed of changers is slow in comparison to a motor for example, I see no reason that one would encounter a failure.However, I ...

Sage,
That is what I was thinking, that a bronze bushing would be the only bearing that would work in these applications.

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Thanks a lot for the responce.

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Does anyone out there know if the changer fingers on most guitars have bearings or just a alum. finger on a steel shaft ?

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Does anyone know how to edit the bass notes with this program. When I try to change a bass note, it returns back to the note that was there before, as soon as I hit "play". I'm trying to record my steel with it, but this bass thing is a pain in the neck.oops wrong section, should be in ele...

There may be somewhat of a small tone change at high power levels as the current ripple in the power stage will be greater.50 Hz does not update the DC link as fast as 60Hz.I have designed high power servo drives for 40+ years, and have found that a drive running on 50Hz must be tuned different than...

Depeding on the size of the club we play, I use two 400's.I run the first one (with mod) dry and the second one with the effects.For the first one, I go from the guitar to a match-bro then to a 16 band EQ then to the amp.The second one I from the guitar to the match-bro then to a lexicon processor t...

I have heard new songs that have the same titles as some songs from the past.I don't remember any titles off hand, but I heard two this week.Is that legal? We really have a creative bunch of "writers" these days.

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Thanks all you guys, it looks as if I need new tuning keys.I would have been nice if the guitar were built right in the first place,however you live and learn.If anyone remembers, I had a post before about the clicking changer ( the flating lever pulls the raise lever with it until it breaks loose a...

I will have to check on the type, not sure what they are.There is no name on them.I might have to check with Emmons factory.The guitar was built four years ago.Lagrande II. ------------------ <FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Curt Olsen on 25 March 20...

Does anyone out there know where I can get the threaded sleeves that hold the tuning gear to the key head of the guitar.The ones that came with the guitar are too short, and keep coming loose.I thought that someone said there is a part that has longer threads.


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Loren, are you still working with TL nowdays ?

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I saw that someone listed "under the double eagle" The correct name for that tune is "look out below"

I have used two Peavey 400's for years. When you consider the temp. of -20 degrees in the winter and 100 degrees in the summer with being move in the back of a pickup truck, I have never had one fail.They just keep going..going...going.

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I think Jack has hit it in part,I am a power eng. for large US company.I have designed power amps (motor control)from 120 watts to 15Kw with peaks of 45Kw. for the last 37 years.Whenever we design amps to run on 240 VAC 50 hz, we generally use 105 deg/C parts and bump the Mfd rating up by about 30% ...

Dennis,
Here's a photo from yesterday hope I spelled all the names right.I also at this time would like to thank eveyone for the great turn out.Click on the below link to see the photo.

http://hometown.aol.com/cogtr/page6.html

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Dave, I also caught your playing this weekend....very nice. We are backing your boss lady in August at Sandstone Mn. You gave me a fit trying to duplicate some of your chops on the last CD ( at least that I know of).On another tone, when I get into a corner, it never fails that I have a roller when ...