The Steel Guitar Forum

I would love a copy of this. It is pretty much what I've been looking for. Good job!

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Just got it set up in my dorm room finally. Had to loft the bed to have enough room, but it was worth it. Still don't have everything connected, once I got here I realized I forgot to bring enough 1/4" cables, so I'm gonna be making a trip to the music store here soon. http://bb.steelguitarforu...

I agree that the Steel can be more versatile than just playing country. I am a Freshman in college (Ball State), and I'm going to start playing Steel this weekend (this is my second attempt at learning, but the first attempt lasted about a week). I certainly don't plan on sticking on one genera, but...

<SMALL>I had a good time, but there were several people there who brought their families and the 10 year old kids where playing their game boys instead of being intrigued by the instrument.</SMALL> I'll admit I was one of the ones playing game boy but it was actually so I could listen to the music....

I just got back a couple of hours ago (didn't stay for the Sunday stuff http://steelguitarforum.com/frown.gif ) and already want to go back. I had missed the last two year before this one, and those were the only ones I've missed since I was born. I though Joe Wright was hilarious and bought a coupl...

I like the Reds and the Cubs. I'm a bigger fan of paintball though. I love to watch NPPL games on TV (National Paintball Players Association). Especially if XSV or Avalanche are playin'.

Hey Al, Your right it was the comma. Sorry about that, finger slipped.

I have recently found my dad's old account (we had the same name so it works ) and find myself on here a lot. Especially after school. Welcome to your new life...err...I mean the forums.

Couldn't you use Finale (computer program) to make the midi and then use clic tab to convert the midi to tab? Although this way (if it works) would cost some money.

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I think what the 500 has is a bi-amp signal available for amplification at other amplifieers, such as a PA system. I think all internal signals which are amplfied to speaker levels are sent to the one speaker.

I belive the CS800 is bi-ampable if it has the optional crossover installed. It should be a large silver can, simialr to a filter capacitor.

I was always under the impression that you had to have an amplifier with bi-amp, or tri-amp capabilties in order for them to maximize the use of the different range of speakers. The low tones are sent to the bass speakers, the mid ranges to another type speaker, and the very highs to tweeters, which...

Jeff, if you want to know bad enough to take the amp apart, you can look at the op/amps, the little square, black colored, componets that have numbers one them. The original ones are 5532's and the modified ones will be 2604's, if they have the Peavey Modification. This number will show on top of th...

I have the course you are talking about, although it is not for sale. I bought mine from the Emmons booth at St. Louis a long time ago. According to the information on the front of the package, Emmons Guitar Co. owns the copyright from 1972. I would expect that would be the place to find it, unless ...

Buddy Emmons and Ray Pennington.

I use the old Boss DM2 and I highly recommend it. I have three rack units including Lexicons, but none of them sound as good to me. If I were using two amps, I might like the Lexicon MPX1 rack unit better, but I seldom ever take two amps anymore, it's just not worth it to me. I think Boss effects ar...

I have played drums, bass, guitar, and steel over the years, and I have found that they like the singer better than all the musicians put together. They seem to have no preference as to what you play.

I think Buck Owen's (Razz Ma Tazz) polka is one of the better ones. I don't mind playing it and the crowds always like it.

I"m not sure, but I think that's what Buddy told his back up band the last time he was in Indy.

I too watched the show, and was shocked when he mentioned not liking what Lloyd and the session players did to his song. Not everyone loves steel guitar like most of us, so I don't think it was a put down on Lloyds abilities at all, as much as his dislike for the steel guitar in general. I'm sure if...

Henry Ford made it possible for me, along with a lot of 7 day work weeks and 12 hour days for 40 years. If anyone needs advice on screw machines, especially Conomatics or Acmes, I can probably help.

Jim Reeves had a recording of (The Gods Were Angry with me). I could get the words for you, if it is the same song and the one you want. Also, does anyone remember who the girl was that sang with Zeke Turner? I have been trying to think of Zeke's name for a long time. I'm glad someone remembered. I ...

The biggest problem I have with it is the hound dog singing with the fake falsetto. It makes my hair stand on end. (Garth Brooks, Aaron Tippin, Joe Diffie,) etc. It is all fake and uncalled for. The second thing is the use of all studio musicians. I realzie that they are used to save time and money ...

I believe you can find what you want at www.turntablebelts.com I had the same problem and they had it.