The Steel Guitar Forum

John will be playing a beautiful blue MSA Millenium that I sold to him a little while back. John's a good friend and I know he will give you a good show

For sale TASCAM CD-RW200MKii professional recorder. I've had it about a year, bought it new, and hove made one cd. Comes with special keyboard for entering Title and Track information. Manual included. $350.00 shipped in lower 48

I am looking for information about the Bobby Bowman pedal steel guitars. How, what, when, where, how many, serial number code (if any), just anything that you can add to my very small amount of info would be greatly appreciated.

I have a TASCAM C-RW900mkII professional CD rewritable recorder with keyboard (Required for adding Song titles, etc) that is too much for this old brain.
I would like to trade for a TASCAM 2488 in good working condition. I had one but let it get away

Just a beautiful steel. To satisfy the curiosity of an old man, how much does the steel weigh?

Well, I've played the guitar for a few weeks and I can say for sure that I have never played a better one. Someday soon I hope to shake Mr. Bowman's hand and thank him. There just might be some room in the Glory Bound train baggage car that I can take it with me

Don, I'll take the speaker. Send payment info.

If the amp is available, I'll take it.

I have this guitars twin brother except mine is black and is a Bowman guitar. If you read my post in the Steel Players section "Tribute to a Craftsman" apply that to this guitar. It is my understanding that Mr. Bowman did a lot of assembly for Herb Remington guitars and, if that is right, ...

Henry, that's a good looking steel.

Bobby, you sure hit the nail on the head - It's beginning to get boring when all have to do is polish, polish and more polish. I love it.

Yes, Joe, you are absolutely right. I did not know Mr. Bowman, but from what I can gather, and from what some have said on the forum, he was a master of the pedal steel guitar. After having spent several good hours with the one have, I believe he earned the right to be call "Doctor" Only o...

Some time ago I bought a D-10 just to have something to tinker with, thinking to do a restoration. The guitar does not have a "brand" name but the name Bowman is on the fret board. I assume that the guitar was built by the great steel player, Bobby Bowman. After cleaning and tuning it up I...

Interested - What does it weigh?

Please close. Traded off forum

Barry, I thank you.

Johnie, that's a super nice guitar. The Mullen guitars are4 like a fine tuned race car -a person would almost sell the homestead to drive one.

Thank you, Daniel, the pictures cannot do it justice. I'm sitting in front of it now an d I'm still having a hard time believing that a guitar built 21 years ago could still be
as clean and blemish free as this guitar is. No sales pitch, just facts.

I want some deserving steel player that will appreciate, and play, this beautiful instrument so I am lowering the price to $5,500.00 where it stays. The guitar is as perfect as when it came from the factory, or more so.

Bill, thanks for asking. I tried to get as much history from MSA as I could and they told me it was built August, 2002. While I am answering your question I'll try to answer some others. Body is Carbon Composit Technology (Very strong but light) Pickups quick change Snap on pedal board No polished m...

Ricky, just one word "WOW" Beautiful guitar

Thank you, coming from you means a lot. Yes, it is basically "unplayed". I was almost to the point of taping my bar and picks to my hand so I wouldn't drop them and put a ding on the guitar. Almost!

Junior, it is unbelievable but would be more so if folks could hear it with you behind the wheel. Thank you, my friend

Douglas, there are five. I'm sorry that the picture was omitted first post