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Thanks Johnie, it plays good too, hate getting rid of it, but I am interested in a Black wood lacquer Infinity.

For sale my Black GFI double 10 with 8 and 5 Emmons setup, E's on the left, guitar has a cover, asking $3,500 contact Steve Black 614-562-2291 email: Black43230@yahoo.com https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix2203/3299_GFI_picture_1_2.jpg https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix2203/3299_GFI_picture...

Well folks this guitar has sold, heading to Texas, will make a donation to the forum, don't close this thread yet.

A new price for this Beautiful Derby $4,200 plus shipping.

I have a Peavey LA 400 amp, and a Nashville 400 amp both look similar, my question is are they the same amp electronically? Steve Black.

Hello Fabian, it looks normal, but if you are getting string buzz you might want to get Bob Diekmeyer to send a new finger for your guitar a good technician can put it on for you, or send the guitar to Bob at GFI, it would be under warranty.

Just to mention, other guitars like this is more expensive, something to consider. Steve Black.

Please close this thread.

This Derby has Tiger Maple wood, thought I would mention it.

I heard Frank play, he is more than a master he is grandmaster at the steel, and a fantastic builder, thanks for sharing these video's.

Up for sale is my Derby double 10 real wood lacquer pedal steel guitar, Emmons setup, has splits, 8 and 5, has extra parts for 9 knees, and the tunning setup, asking $5,200 call or text me at 614-562-2291 or email me at Black43230@yahoo.com https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix2203/3299_20230801_1...

please close this thread, got my answer.

Hello Bill, I would like a track to Danny Boy my email: Black43230@yahoo.com my home address 1686 Oakland Park ave Columbus,Ohio 43224.

Send me a copy, we are going to try this tune in our band, Black43230@yahoo.com

Hey John I would like a copy, my email is Black43230@yahoo.com

I am in need of one MSA 4 hole bell crank, if you have one I would buy it for my universal 12 pedal steel guitar. Let me know my email: Black43230@yahoo.com
My phone number is 614-562-2291.

I would love a copy of this tune, Steve Black, email:Black43230@yahoo.com

I have another question on the Peavey session 2000 power amp, do the power transistors have to be matched up by frequency or did Peavey just install them into the board without matching them? this power amp is digital, but was just curious if they went ahead and installed them without matching them.

Hello Gary, sorry I couldn't play, my knees have been hurting me really bad, but the jam was fantastic, that Boss Katana amp you were playing through sounded awesome, you got the tone on it, those amps seizes to amaze me, I play through mine at home and it sounds teriffic.

Ross, that is one awesome guitar.

Does this Robo Star come in a Universal 12 with 7 and 5?

Thanks for the reply Jack, I was not sure on the pickups I found some pickups especially the George L models to have different tones some bad and some not bad, don't know why they are different, it is not because of the guitar I think it is how the pickups are wound.

the only difference is the Ultra has 5 knee levers, but the expo comes with four knee levers, you can get the expo in a 8 pedal 5 knees on request, and I think the pickups are GFI-II where the ultras are GFI-III, the expo has a traditional wrap around look on the endplates, but other than that both ...

On any solid state or digital amp the power Transistors have to match with each other charistically if this amp or any others to perform well and as expected, it is a nightmare to find Transistors that match.

Yes great advise Ken, I will replace all power Transistors and driver Transistors if we can attain good matching sets of power Transistors from Peavey.