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I have one, give me a call 360 703-6665.

Harley James

I have knowledge about this guitar, if you are interested call me, Harley James 360 703-6665

Sadly my long time friend Dean Rankin peacefully passed away at his home on January 3rd. He was a wonderful player and a generous person. I am missing him already.

The ones that I use are something that my employer had in stock that work better than anything else I've tried. Knipex 46 21 A01 they're made in Germany. I saw some on ebay, they're still available.

Gary, I'll pm you my number to pass on to Dave,

Thanks, Harley

Early 2000s Zumsteel, Very clean. 8&7, one midcluster for C6 neck. Factory legs and pedal rods are 1" over standard height. Selling from estate. Would prefer not to ship, but willing to drive a reasonable distance to connect in the Pacific Northwest. $5500. https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/u...

Is the scale 22.5?

Charley, I'm pretty sure that your steel was a prototype from 74. I remember the tubular legs that went up thru the tops of the leg corners, none of the production guitars had that. Your guitar was handmade by Chuck Wright in Gresham, Or. My first pedal steel looked very similar to it, wished I had ...

I worked at Sierra 79-84 and I don't recall any setup manual for the 2 and 2 changer. Your changer was in my opinion, well balanced, whereas the 3 and 2 the lowers were long and stiff.

You can use the 3 and 2 setup and it will be very close. The lowers might be different, but trial and error will prevail. S-10? D-10? Good Luck.

Listen to Lloyd, he uses it all the time.

Pete, I'm a big fan of yours, love that you're blazing your own trail.

I remember seeing a picture of him at his house with a Sierra that we built for him and he looked at that time to be in his fifties or early sixties to me. My guess is he's probably gone. I think he dressed up the Sierra's with pinstriping and eagle decals or something like that.It's been a long tim...

When I worked at Sierra back in the late seventies there was a guy that bought some guitars for resale that lived in Roswell, his name was Lynn Woolrich as I recall. Hope this helps.

Stu, that thing is a stunning beauty. I'm sure the 6th neck sounds great, what about the 9th?

Larry, thanks for doing this again. You are a real asset to the steel brotherhood. See you soon.

I use the 8th pedal almost every time I use the C6th neck on a song. It has a classic sound that I really like on swing songs.

Though I'll be playing a push pull the night before at Dante's, I'll be bringing the old brown Pro 2 to the jam.

This is great news! Thanks Larry

Larry,

How about, 6,7,8,13,17,24,29,30,34,35,37 and 43.

Harley

Larry,

How about, 6,7,8,13,17,24,29,30,34,35,37 and 43.

Harley

Larry,

How about, 6,7,8,13,17,24,29,30,34,35,37 and 43.

Harley

Larry,

How about, 6,7,8,13,17,24,29,30,34,35,37 and 43.

Harley

1967 D-10 Rosewood
1970 D-10 Black
1970 S-10 Walnut