The Steel Guitar Forum

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Hey Steven. It is 24 1/4 measured from the nut to center of bridge. I think this is the measurement you are looking for. Please excuse my novicie.

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Here is a Marrs pedal steel serial number:0052, with 3 pedal and 5 Knees (3 left 2 right). It is a triple raise/triple lower. Geore L pickup. The guitar is in great condition. I am only selling it because I haven't used in about 4 years. My (somewhat biased) 3rd party appraiser says it is worth at l...

George, with the coop parts are you going to switch from the baskets to the two-hole puller? I am in the process of adding the coop parts to my single neck professional and am having a lot of fun.

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The CD with Buddy playing on it is a separate CD to buy.
Jon

Item is sold to Mr. Bob

Right hand technique building for E9th by Jim Loessberg w/ cassette tape. $10 includes US shipping.

Buddy Emmons 'Christmas Sounds' Tab with CD of rhythm tracks. $17 includes shiping to US.

Hey Ricky, I am doing the same thing to my single-10 professional. I am just looking at your RKR on there. Can you position your rod puller on there for the 1st string. I seem to have run out of room, including the stop collar, bracket, and then the rod puller to make it line up with the 1st hole. D...

Last call before I start hacking away at the pedals I got with a file. Any help?

There are a few ways to move the lever, which include, mounting a screw under the bell crank, to prop it up, or filing down the back corner where the knee lever attaches to the bracket, but all of those methods in my opinion are not the best for the guitar. I would say the best thing if you can is t...

Still need some pedals. Everyone around here laughs at me cause my 'Pedal Steel' ain't got no pedals.<font size="1" color="#8e236b"><p align="center">[This message was edited by Jon James on 12 August 2005 at 07:53 AM.]</p></FONT>

Thanks for the offer Lem, but let me see if I can get a trade with someone. If not I may just need to purchase a proII so I can put these pedals to use .

Here I go again. I thought I had acquired the correct pedals for my sho-bud, but I was way off. I can make due with the ones I have, but I figure since I have some time, I should look for matching ones. My guitar should have the wide waffle pedals. Before I got it, someone swapped it for the skinny ...

Thanks for posting some shots Ricky and your comments. That makes sense to me.

Hello everyone, I have begun replacing my sho-bud baskets with new two hole pullers from the wonderful John Coop. From what I have been told, replacing the old baskets with the new bell cranks is as simple as putting them exactly where the old ones were. It seems to me though, that if i do that the ...

What model LDG? What kind of bell cranks?

Thanks Donny,
The tubes are in the middle of the amp , so I they are equidistant from either side. Any other issues? How about the reverb unit? Thanks

Can anyone tell me if there is any damage that can be caused to a tube amplifier if I leave it permantly on it's side. I have just totally run out of room for my stuff, and the one little 6' of wall space that my wife has a lotted me in our family room for my music stuff is just too tight, so I figu...

Ricky, is the depth of the new end to the same specs as the old one. I think if it were any longer, it would not fit in my case.

Hey Tim. Do all of the sho-bud pedal racks have little washers between the pedals? When I got my old sho-bud, someone had swapped the stock pedals for a later model ones, I just figured that they were just different sizes and that they were loose all the time. I fixed mine by going to the hardware s...

Parts have been found from John Coop. What A Guy. Please close this one up.