The Steel Guitar Forum

Hey Rob... I would gladly take you up on the offer but my Steels either have 10 or 6 strings. PSA... Rob makes high quality guitar pickups (Cavalier) in Tele, Strat, Firebird, P-Bass, and Jazz Bass flavors that are extremely well regarded in standard guitar and bass guitar circles. I have his Cavali...

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Bob Cox wrote:Where was this manufactured?

Made in Nazareth, Pennsylvania - USA

Martin OMC-16 RE Premium - priced to sell $1300 For sale in NJ / NY / CT / PA area, prefer not to ship. * I am the one and only owner, bought new in 2006. * Spruce top, Rosewood back and sides, Mahogany neck. All solid woods * Very good condition with normal playing wear. One ding on the back of the...

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I started on a Sho-Bud Pro II Custom... great Steel Guitar no question BUT it's a beast to haul around because in the case it is easily heavier than a Twin Reverb, LOL. This past November I got a Stage One pedal steel from Doug Earnest in Branson, MO and couldn't be happier. Plays & sounds great...

Congratulations on your new Steel... many years of happy picking with it!

Live in London is still playing on the car stereo every time I've gotten in my car for just over a week now and it's so much fun and so enjoyable to listen to... real Country. Dale's "Carrying On" came in the mail a couple of days ago and I'm waiting on the right time to listen to it... bu...

Thanks so much for the video clip… so cool. Nice looking Lap Steel, it sounds excellent and was real effective, changed things up in a good way. What tuning? After Live in London came in the mail I put my dog, Elvis, in the car and we took a ride to Piermont, NY to a nice walking path on the Hudson ...

Just want to take a minute to send my compliments to Ricky Davis regarding his work on Dale Watson’s “Live in London 2002” album… pure Country with a little tinge of Rockabilly and the slightest touch of Jazz here and there. I just got it this past Monday from Amazon and it put a smile on my face ri...

Thank you, Tucker. Appreciated.

From the looks of things you guys are using the desk top Peterson/Strobe unit. I was planning on getting the Stompbox version (StroboStomp HD) although the Desktop version would be nice because eliminates the need for cords. When tuning with the Desktop unit where do you place it and will the inter...

From the looks of things you guys are using the desk top Peterson/Strobe unit. I was planning on getting the Stompbox version (StroboStomp HD) although the Desktop version would be nice because eliminates the need for cords. When tuning with the Desktop unit where do you place it and will the intern...

Doug Earnest wrote:I'm thinking more on the lines of "Whineythang" or "CantBePlayed".

You are all very kind and encouraging, it is appreciated.

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You’ll sell em no matter what they’re called.

Nice to hear different approaches to the same piece and both cuts are really enjoyable. I like how you started off the solo in octaves then went to sustained single notes that overlap one another… nice touch.

I just received my Stage One PSG and Volume Pedal from Doug two weeks ago... the association with Zum and a sticker never played into my choice, I bought the Stage One sight unseen based on the reputation of Doug and his guitars... I've only ever heard good things about, Stage One, Encore, and most ...

New Stage One volume pedal made for pedal steel use is $130 including shipping. www.stageonesteelguitars.com ok I might have to change my mind and go for one of these......price is right I have had a Stage One Volume Pedal for two weeks now... it is very comfortable to operate and has a real nice f...

Very enjoyable tunes and playing, swingin' stuff. Thanks for posting!

Just got done practicing and still not really missing resting on the C6 neck… out of sight out of mind I guess.

Thanks for the info, Jim... appreciated.

Ray, if you are OK without the arm rest that good. I was playing a BMI S10 without one for a good bit of time and adjusted to it OK. Your seat position is different and closeness to the pedals. Still prefer my SD10s for comfort. Being closer to the pedals is actually taking a little more getting us...

I picked up a Peavey TKO 65 for $100 at GC last month. It is in decent condition although two pots are scratchy but you have to expect it from a mid 80's amp. I'll remove the head from the cab and hopefully contact cleaner will do the trick. Also picked up a late 80's/early 90's Teal Stripe Peavey E...

thank god for guys like Doug who keep things affordable at these troubled times. I don`t have one of his steels but would not hesitate to get one anyday. But i do own two volume pedals that he builds for a more than fair price and love them so much that my goodriches stay at home. Thank you Doug! N...