The Steel Guitar Forum

To Bob Snelgrove, please phone me at 1-250-951-0503, I`VE e- MAILED you several times but can`t get though. Tom

I thought this was sold but no money came, used almost only in my practise room, serial # 255L, and exept for some very small scuff marks on the legs and pedal board I can not find even one small scatch on the mica body, it has the emmons setup with double stop on the RKR,it has the original pups, I...

I have three guitars, one must go, I bought this 8x4 from Herb Remington in 1990, he said it was two or three years old, serial # 255L and has been in my practise room for most of that time and exept for some small marks on the legs and pedal board I cannot find even one small sratch on the body whi...

Thanks Robert for YOU COMB HER HAIR, Tom

Can anyone give me the words for an old country song called--he combs her hair
thanks, Tom

I am finding that the high gain input gives
me to brittle a sound on the first four strings
on E9, wereas the low gain input is just right for both necks, Mike does say that the
high gain is mostly for electric guitars,I
look forwards to your comments. Tom

I have long felt that to much empheces was put on so called ( tone to the bone ) guitars and not enough on the different effects used on them,I played some straght steel before, but my first pedal steel was a brand new 1974 Sho Bud D10 Proffessional which was very heavy but had great tone to the amp...

I have a Williams keyless 400, great guitar
with great tone, fits like a glove. Tom

I have one of each, I love my Willy keyless
and have just ordered a new G.F.I. keyless
just to see the difference. Tom

I sometimes use an external 12 inch Electrovoice speaker, just for the heck of it I weighed it before putting it in the
encloser, it was exactly 12 lbs. Tom

In the 112 amp, how much lighter would the
Neodyium speaker be, and how much if any would it affect the tone as apposed lets say to the Blue Marvel. Tom

I have an 87 Legrande D10, the C6 sound was great but the E9 much to muddy, I then
changed to a 710 and that was much to brittle
so I then bought a G.L. 10-1 and for me it is just right. Tom

A fellow I just met claims he just purchased
a Peavey Transtube, 80 watts for his steel, is there such an animal or was he just pulling my chain ? Tom

I played lead guitar with Niel on an album
many years ago, as far as I know he is still in Spokane. Tom

I get a better E-9 tone with both pickups on.

It`s by far the best tuner I`ve ever used, all preset and when the strobe stops, your dead on. D-10 WILLIAMS, D-10 LEGRANDE-EVANS
AMP, GOOD STUFF

I`m retired and play three and four times a week for a group of singers, and since I`m
the only lead instrument I`m just a-smiling
all the time.

My new 400 Williams D-10 has a E-9btone to die for but th C-6 was to sharp for my taste so I got Jerry Wallace to do his magic and now I can die for both, I do believe that to much credit goes to the guitar and not enugh
to the pickup and amps, I play both Williams
and an Emmons Tom

L ois Wicks great and avid supporter of steeler Tom Wicks passed qiuetly away in her sleep Wed. morning,was 72 years young

also I never break a string if I change once every month, and I really like that changer,I can change a set in half the time
it takes to string up my Emmons,good stuff
Tom

my willy is blue laqure birdseye, 400 D-10
keyless,and has the best E-9 tone I have ever played and it only weghts 36 lbs.

Hi James, this is a P.A. system for voice,
not for playing though, thanks anyway Tom

If you like looking at knockout guitars, go to the Williams new website and click on sights and sounds, give me all of them. Tom

Happy New Year to all from Van. Island, B.C. I just aquired an older Peavey PA with a 400 head x 210 watts, the two columbs have had four eight inch speakers in each but have been replaced with cheap junk, can anyone tell me what was probably in there or what I should put back in, I tried Mike Brown...

I play a Williams D-10 400 and a Emmons D-10 Legrande, I like them both.