The Steel Guitar Forum

Thanks Terry, and all others for the emails. I found the items that I wanted so guess we can close
up this thread. Thanks.

Hi. Anyone got one of these tuners laying around and would like to sell it? Thanks. Paul

Please end this thread. Thanks. Paul

Thanks Bo but I have already found one. I do appreciate your
offer however. Have a good day. Paul

Guess that's all; please end post. Thanks. Paul

Hi Greg. I have a couple of old pans that are stripped and are somewhat rusty, etc. Also the crossbar is the wide one where most pans have a square crossbar. I just repaired my old Fender D8 tuners and let me tell you it was a job but I did it and also plated the pans. Regards. Paul.

I would like to buy a Korg WT-12 tuner if there is one laying around here someplace. No laughing allowed now fellas.... Thanks. Paul

Dave, I am interested in the tuner pans but
I can't remember just what the 1000 pans
look like. Do you have any pix of them?
Thanks. Paul

Danny, would you have the email address of Jim Palenscar (North County Steel Guitars)?
I would like to ask him a guitar question.
I am using the forum here because my email
to you bounced. Thanks, Paul

I do appreciate hearing what all you guys went through during your careers. The general gist of it sounds very much like my first career which was a Morse code radio operator in the military. I fould that while one is starting to learn the code it looks like a very large mountain but you keep at it ...

I'm W7CHG from Tucson, AZ. Been a ham for lo these 55 years and a CW military operator for seven of those. Have not done it for a long time and it sure looks like a dying artform.
It's fun but hard to find people who still do it. Any other military CW ops out there???
Regards. Paul

Well, Uncle Sam kindly invited me to a free trip to Korea in early 1951 to ride them old C-119 "flying boxcars" for awhile. There was this guy in the barracks who had a Gibson 6-stringer lap steel who could play the best country music you ever heard! I was hooked and one day he says he had...

Excuse me, Steve, I called you Jim. Can't
seem to keep it all in line. Paul.

Thanks, Jim, I appreciate it. Paul

Can someone tell me who was the steel player
on Vern Gosdin's "This ain't my first Rodeo?"
Thanks. Paul

You hit my music button! Carl has been my idol for 50 years. I'm sure I have 99 per cent of the songs he put out and I really appreciate his songs and style. Like you, however, I have lost track of him since he more or less quit the music business and bought into his horse farm in Tennessee. I would...