The Steel Guitar Forum

Jeff,

It look's as though the gentleman in the D.C. area plans to hold on the the D12 for a while. He doesn't even play.?!?!?!
I'll get back with him in a couple of weeks.
Regards,
Teirre

Jerry,

Thanks for the information. I will call and check it out.

Teirre

I just posted this question in the Buy & Sell and thought I would post it here also. My good friend and steel player Donnie Cook with the BAR J WRANGLERS in the Jackson Hole, Wyoming area asked me to see if I could locate a Sho-Bud D12 preferably a clear laquer finish in nice condition. It is my...

Yeah and Alvino has been a Mormon all his life. I believe he is in his 90's now. Haven't seen him in a while. So there is a few of us Steel Mormons around and about.!! My good friend Audie Shields in Nashville and an acomplished steel player since the age of 10 is also a Mormon dang it ! He visits ...

Terry, Just did a little re-search in my steel telephone and computer adress book and remembered a couple of other names. Dixon Rudolph in Kerns, Ut a suburb of S.L.C. and works of DOD Electronics that manufacture the different effect units. The other name is Bruce Bleak in S.L.C Just email me afte...

Terry,
The steel players name by the way is Steve Allred.
Thanks.

Hi Terry, Yes there is a steel player that owns GUITAR CITY just off of Interstate 15 in the community of Centerville approximately 10 or so miles south of Ogden. He playes a Sierra U12 and just took delivery on a new Carter U12 a few weeks ago and says he loves it. As far as the Mormons Church of ...

Does anyone have Hal Rugg's tunings on both E9th and C6th?

Thank you.

Teirre

Henry, Just simply move your screws either to rignt or left of the previous holes approximately a quarter of an inch and redrill new holes then simply adjust your knee lever angle screw and you're ready to go. This happened afew years back and it worked fine. As for longer screws-----Do not use the...

On my Emmons LeGrande II a few months ago I put the Paul Franklin string #6 to lower clear down to the E note with no trouble at all. Yes I had a considerable more travel on my V lever, but it worked good. It was sorta cool, but I did'nt use it all that much and I was just getting use to it dang it...

Oops! I forgot to mention that my new steel is a DERBY!!!!

Teirre

Hi Guys and Gals, I just most recently took delivery on a new red laquer finish with aluminum necks and the Tommy White pick-ups. The sound is increadable as compared to the five guitars I've owned including my most recent LeGrande II. Yes, I had to adjust the knee levers to fit my legs and what not...

Hi Jim. If my memory serves me correctly, the steel players name was Buddy Merrill and he played a black Emmons PP. This probably would of been in the 60's and 70's. He also played quitar.