The Steel Guitar Forum

Does the "MaxTone" sticker come off? I would be interested in the guitar if that comes off.
-Jim

I don't know you, but hanging it all up must really be dreadful. Best,
Jim

I have a mint Quilter Steelaire with leg AND floor selectors, tilt-back legs, cover and all necessary cables.
I live in Los Angeles, CA.
Jim
310-948-1957
nursejim7@gmail.com

Is this pedal bracket still available?
Jim
310-948-1957
Not a scam.

Please post photos or at least send some to me. Thanks,
Jim

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I have what you are looking for, and I live in Los Angeles.
Jim
310-948-1957
nursejim7@gmail.com

Try headlamps, ones that have multiple brightness selections. You can also switch to red to protect your night (dimly light stage) vision.
Jim

Problem Solved.

I added an Electro Harmonix Knockout Attack Equalizer, and it provides plenty of fullness/ depth and a little bit of warmth to the sound. All the difference in the world compared to my Steelaire's natural sound.

$50 through Reverb.

Problem Solved.

I added an Electro Harmonix Knockout Attack Equalizer, and it provides plenty of fullness/ depth and a little bit of warmth to the sound.

Pete Nicholls, you were right. All the difference in the world compared to my Steelaire's native sound.

$50 through Reverb, BTW.

Jim

Will a graphic equalizer help or will it just mud-up the overall sound?

Very ingenious design. What glue sticks to smooth stainless steel?

To be clear regarding my earlier post, I also have a {15?} yr old Fender Bassman which I love with the steel. It's just heavy, I am getting older and the Steelaire does things the Bassman cannot, except sound good.

What is presence on my amp? What does it do?
Jim

I find the sound of my Steelaire to be thin, tin-like. I have George L pickups on my Mullen D-10.
Would other pick-ups provide a fuller, warmer sound? If so, which ones?
Thanks,
Jim

This is the C6 copedent on my Mullen D-10 (8 + 6).Any suggestions for improvement would be appreciated. P4 P5 P6 P7 P8 RKR RKL LKV 1 G G# 2 E F 3 C D C# (-)B 4 A B B A# 5 G (-)F# 6 E (-)D# 7 C C# 8 A B A# 9 F A (-)E 10 C D A All open strings are tuned to (0)

This is on my Mullen D-10 (8+6). Any suggestions for improvement would be appreciated. Jim Ives' Mullen E9 February 18, 2015 P1 P2 P3 LKR LKL LKV RKR RKL 1 F# G# 2 Eb (-)C# 3 G# A 4 E F# (-)D# F 5 B C# C# (-)A# 6 G# A (-)F# 7 F# 8 E F 9 D (-)D# (-)C# 10 B C# (-)A#

Is this guitar still available?
Is this the the guitar with a thin body (like 3")
How is the action?

You can call me directly to discuss the details at 310-948-1957
Thanks

I have said this before: Peavey's best steel amp was the Nashville 1000 and it is the benchmark of steel guitar sound. It is a shame they stopped making these fine amps with tremendous sound.

I just sold mine as I am using a Fender Bassman I refinished a few years ago.
Jim


Mullen D-10, Bassman

I have said this before: Peavey's best steel amp was the Nashville 1000 and it is the benchmark of steel guitar sound. It is a shame they stopped making these fine amps with tremendous sound.

I just sold mine as I am using a Fender Bassman I refinished a few years ago.
Jim


Mullen D-10, Bassman

Looks like the black ShoBud Scotty was pictured playing on his instruction book. Real nice instrument.

Don't give it up dude!

The Nashville 1000 is the benchmark sound for the steel. Merle Haggard also plays his Tele through one.
Jim

The Nashville 1000 is the benchmark sound for the steel. Merle Haggard also plays his Tele through one.
Jim