The Steel Guitar Forum

Robert, Thanks for sharing the files.
Email sent.

Dieter

Mike,

can I see the Power Slide at the International Musikmesse Frankfurt/Germany in march 2008?

David got it - Something heavey, but softer would seem to be the thing - I only use bars made of German silver, for pedal steel guitar and lap steel guitar in different sizes. I get them customized from a friend who ownes a lathe. They produce a very rich and mellow sound with much sustain, and they...

Nuremburg is a town in southern Germany. The correct spell is "Nürnberg" - famous for its sausages - not to be associated with steel guitars.

Thanks Rick, it appears as if you are the only person that uses the N112 for non pedal steel guitar. I am interested in the N 112 and the Evans amps because i can get them in Germany with 230 Volts and they are not backbreaking heavy.

Does anyone play his Fender Stringmaster through a Peavey Nashville 112 or an Evans amp? What are your experiences with these amps?

Ricky
I received your tab today - great stuff - keeps me busy for a while.

Dieter

Here is a nice example of foot tapping
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GROpZSlh5ww

Ritter makes excellent gigbabags for headless electric guitars. These bags fit perfect most lap steel guitars. I use one for my Georgeboards and my Fender Deluxe (without the legs). The product code is RCG700-HE and it is $ 51.90 .Look at www.ritter-bags.com

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I would tune it 12th fret of a C6 pedal steel guitar with a G on top because it is half size of a real guitar. It makes a nice practice- and travel guitar especially if you like Don Helms tunes. I think I´ll build one for myself but only with 8 strings.

I can recommend Henry K. Allen´s Hawaiian Steel Guitar Book of Songs. It comes with 2 CDs. Not exactly a bargain - 75 USD - but you get 17 tastefully arranged Hawaiian songs with musical notation tablature and chords . Look at www.henrykallen.com

Sam, check http://www.miracle-audio.com/repair.html - Profex II Battery information.

Dieter