The Steel Guitar Forum

He doesn't answer my e-mail.

Thanks Larry, I don't know why I did not think like that.

Any one making these please send contact info.

If you have these for sale please message me.
Curtis Alford

I have one of each of these, they are no exactly the same. never were on these.

Bill,you have talked to the people that bought Jon's shop out? They are in the back of music exchange where Walter had his woodworking shop. I am told they got all info and tools and patents.
Just a thought
Curtis

I had the same problem with the schematic did not match either the Sessions 400 or the LTD400 they did not match each other.

You may have as I myself have been doing this for about fifty years. It depends on the switching arrangement you are using, the product instructs you to remove it for some,just as some instruct you to ground cover on the neck pick-up for other switching design. I have two teles now that are not grou...

I have them wired both ways. Some switching designs requires this removed or left off. If you don't have a hum problem it doesn't matter.

The boy in the picture may be Jerry Kennedy.
He was 10 years old when hanging the Hayride.

Not sure about the primary voltage to the OT on this amp, but it may be 50w bassman4,6,8,tapped OT might work.
I did this with my DeVille 60w Hot Rod work great and tone was inproved and head room increased.

Lane, my bad I read that wrong about the switch.
Wonder if placing the 212 tranny in the 112 would be probable.

Did he not state his amp has 4,8,and 16 ohm selector switch. If so the tranny has three taps and is switchable.

Your switch, you state, is tapped for 4,8,or 16 ohms.
If you select the 4 ohms position it should be for 4 ohm speaker. The transformer has 3 different taps for those ohm speakers

Charlie,
Mouser Electronics, Dallas.
I'm not at the shop now but needed I can get you the parts number, .I think

Ricky Davis, he's a forum member.

You have the steam option on that machine?

There must be a cross connection in the new washer.
I feel like the repair or service is not well trained in that model washer. A mixing valve is the way to control the water temperature for the machine.
What make and model machine do you have? I would like to research it.

Check first to see that the piping to the washer box is not crossed. Should be hot on the left cold on the right.

Try Needle Doctor they have a good stock.

Bobby,
Which is correct the day of the week or the date listed.Curtis

Ricky Davis, Austin,Tx He's on the forum check him out. Curtis

Ron, I would think you have either an appliance motor or the polarity in you house crossed. Motor caps/ start/run will some cause polarity problems. Also dimmer swithches and speed controlers for motors will cause this affect. Get a polarity tester and check all you outlets in the building and your ...

Does any one know about this steeler. I believe he would be in the 85yr. range. My friend would like to connect with him if he is living.
Thanks for your help. Curtis

I believe that steel player is Austin's, Marty Muse.