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The Fryette is a good option but I've found that the Revelation sounds best with the Furlong Powered Cabs (CB12's I believe is the correct name). They are no longer made but you can find them occasionally here on the Forum.

They are all great people to deal with Tony, always assuring their customers are completely satisfied.

Just experimenting with the Pre Amps on Pedal Steel. The TDXL was good right from the start. It is essentially the Pre Amp from the Fender Twin. The BMAN is the Pre Amp from the Fender Bassman amp. It was a little on the distorted side until I changed the 12AX7 tube to a 12AY7. Sounds good now. Not ...

Those amps are everything they say it is Jerry. Don't quite have the punch that the Fryette 2/90/2 does but also not as heavy but has plenty of power. Right now I'm testing it with a Synergy SYN2 with the TDLX and BMAN preamps. Very promising.

Dan, check your email. Can't do the texting option.

You are so right on target with your comments Ben. Billy is a real decent guy always willing to take the time to help out any way he can.

I put a D130 in mine and it sounded really good. The stock speaker is suppose to simulate a D130. Actual D130 sounded better. Little heavy though.

Yes Roger, it was.

Mr. Papic of Promat did pass away and therefore the business closed. But the Promat was an identical duplicate of the Emmons Push Pull. Only difference was, it was built with metric measured parts.

On the Emmons there is an issue with the tuners fitting but it only applied to the first and tenth string tuners because the thickness of the keyhead necks down there slightly. Usually not an issue on fifth and sixth. Sounds like perhaps someone has tightened the nuts too much and ruined the threads.

Jeremy, I have about 100 4 hole LeGrande Bell Cranks. I can sell them for $5 each. I don't have any swivels needed with these.

Jeff's air strip was across the road from his house.

I have a Black 83 Push Pull and these 80's models sound as good as any year. I especially like the LeGrande style pedals on them.

This is a new original (old stock) Emmons LeGrande endplate, never been mounted on a guitar. $250 shipped within US.

Neither! Ron Sr. Turned it over to Jim Aycoth. Without going into detail, Ron Jr later acquired it.

My Promat is a twin to Andy's except for chrome keys. I've not seen or heard Andy's however mine is everything he said about his. It is one of the finest playing and sounding guitars I have. If his is twin to mine in every respect, this is one fine instrument.

You'll be suprised how close the E9th and C6th is to one another. When working with the C6th, don't block out your E9th moves.

Paul, check your email.

This combination is everything Scott says here. He's right in that the Revelation speaks for itself. But coupled with the Fryette really enhances the response. Nice clean HUGH tone. Also great price on both.

Pickup in great condition, original length wire. Measures between 18.0 and 18.5 kOhms (depending on room temperature). It is a pickup made by Jerry for Buddy Emmons for the Black Bart where it was removed from the E9th side. $125 + postage. https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix2203/2685_Truetones0...

Used but in new condition, an Emmons LeGrande II Shirt, Medium in size. $25 shipped within US.

Not a Telonics Dave but I put a JBL D130 in mine and it sounded much better than the stock.

Eric, don't wait too long. Dans seats last forever so folks have little need to get new ones often. They are built like tanks but comfortable has heck.

Used but very little. Like new. Size Large. $25 shipped in US.

They were wound with a Singer Sewing Machine for I believe most of the time they were in business.