The Steel Guitar Forum

Hi Erv Im wondering if i could get a copy of that tab.
Thanks Charlie

I have built many amps and when i do the output section I made all the tubes bias adjustable and you can really dial in the sound. Just my way of doing it. After working on radio transmitters we always had a bias adjustment on the modulator tubes. I think it comes down to what you are comfortable wo...

Well one thing for sure is we will be getting a great product from Ken. Quality and great workman ship. He is the best at this sort of thing ...imho

Well John you have a one of a kind with that guitar. That was mine and I sure do miss it. It plays every bit as good as it looks. I am so glade it made the trip to Calgary without any trouble. You will not find a better guitar to get back at it than this one..........IMHO. Just so you are aware guit...

Great job as with all your products..... Well done my friend.
Charlie

Bump it up for some great gear from a great fellow.

A little bump for a great guy and some really top quality gear.

You will not find a better person to deal with than Mike. He keeps all his gear in top condition and it is not aboused in any way.

Well Bob Close this up as there is no interest. I will put her under the bed for now.
Charlie

one more time TTT

A little bump

TTT for some new pictures

Thanks Johnny and you made it sound so sweet as well.

TTT one more time.

That is a pro1V changer on that guitar.

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TTT

May be open to the right trade and cash.

Bump to the top one more time.

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Johnny I know what you are saying but sometimes we just have no choice. This is one fine instrument all around and it does play and sound great. I remember you playing this guitar and the comments you made about it to David and they were all positive. That sure made me feel good after spending a lot...

Beautiful Collector’s piece. Custom Double neck Madison ’63 with 8 foot pedals and 5 knee levers. Fret boards are done with inlay. Abalone, Mother-of-Pearl, Ebony inlay on top-choice curly maple. Sounds and plays as good as it looks. http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix1403/5193_IMG_4956_1.jpg...

Chris if this was on your Jackson it can happen very easily as the posts the pickup sits on are live..... One side is ground and the other is hot. So you had a 50/50 chance of it shorting out.had it landed on the other side of the pickup you would have been fine. You can stop this if you take the pi...

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TTT for a great guitar and a wonderful lady she will treat you good.