The Steel Guitar Forum

I' I've had the same problem with my guitar, but I solved it by using the presence & bass knobs. I only use Peavey amps, which has these controls. The bass knob controls the sound of the lower strings which I want to hear when I hit the boo wah pedal. The presence knob controls the upper strings.

I' I've had the same problem with my guitar, but I solved it by using the presence & bass knobs. I only use Peavey amps, which has these controls. The bass knob controls the sound of the lower strings which I want to hear when I hit the boo wah pedal. The presence knob controls the upper strings.

I played the Honky Tonk Angels show there for two years in a row. At that time, we were the only show to be ever called back the following year and it was located up at Little York Park. It was a lot of fun and work. Good luck to you. Larry

If you go to Sweetwater Muaic, they have videos of the B9 and the C9. You can make ;up your own mind from there. I have the B9, and I'm happy with it. They are the same price.

I ride a recumbent bike on the trails here in Florida. The longest ride I've done is 38 miles. It was a super ride with friends.

Sonny, I like a copy, thanks in advance. lorows9@aol.com

I have two of the 112's. One for my steel and one foe my tele. Love them both. I jammed with a blues band and didn't have any trouble at all keeping up with their loud noise.(and they were loud, but good )

Love that intro Chaulker would b e proud of you

Wish I could have made it. I had a stroke last month and can't play any more. Hope to see you guys again . Larry

I've seen these girls in Plant City, Fl. at the Strawberry Festival a couple of times and I agree, they really are good and fun to watch.

Sounds really good. I like it, a lot. Nice job.

Great music, some of the best. I really enjoyed this type of music.

About ten years ago, I played the Honky Tonk Angels show, and it was a lot of fun. The girls were amazing, and kept the audience laughing most of the time. We were the only show to ever be called back the next year, by popular demand.

I did the Honky Tonk Angels show a few years ago, and all I can say is, just do it their way. It may be a song you've played a hundred times, but they don't care, it's got to be done their way. As it turned out, we were the only show to be ever called back the next year, because of popular demand.

I'd sure like to have this too. Thanks in advance.
lorows9@aol.com

Jim, I want more of that. Please!

My Williams is keyless, and it's the best guitar I've ever owned. Believe me, I've had a few of them. If I needed another steel, it would be a keyless Williams.

My Williams is keyless, and it's the best guitar I've ever owned. Believe me, I've had a few of them. If I needed another steel, it would be a keyless Williams.

I use ITunes also.

The older I get, it's hard just to remember what key I'm in, and the chords,& that's no joke. I used to be able to smoke a cigarette, have a drink, and watch the girls go by.

My wife took care of the girl watching, my heart attack took care of my smoking, and I just don't drink much any more.

The older I get, it's hard just to remember what key I'm in, and the chords,& that's no joke. I used to be able to smoke a cigarette, have a drink, and watch the girls go by.

My wife took care of the girl watching, my heart attack took care of my smoking, and I just don't drink much any more.

Great music, and playing for sure.

Tim, great job on the video. It's really well thought out, and obviously took a lot of time doing it. Again, super job.

I liked this one a lot, and the other videos just as much.

I was playing Over the Rainbow, and my mind wandered either from boredom or being tired, but I couldn't remember the chords. Every once in a while, I'll plug my guitar into the wrong hole on the amp, and wonder why it doesn't work. With my different amps, I may go into the center on one amp, and int...