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Checked in here just because I hadn't heard back on an order from Steel Guitar Nashville last week and see this, just terrible. Rest In Peace Bobbe.

It's a song by Ryan Adams off his album Demolition. Any kindly dobro veteran want to give this opening solo a go? I'm playing this at a show on Friday and I can't figure out the last little roll of the intro to save my life:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6yeRkMM2L5g

Nobody's getting hanged, just don't expect anybody here to buy from you in the near future.

James- where did you get that Sho-Bud hat, if you don't mind me asking? I want one!

Nice pics guys

Sold pending payment

for those who are curious, that tan wood-looking thing between the necks is a strip of leather which was cut to fit by the previous owner in that little space, I guess to protect it from bar dings. It's not glued on or anything so you can take off if you so prefer- I've found it be rather handy whil...

apparently private messages get stuck in my outbox and remain undelivered, so I sent you an e-mail as well

Ken, sent you a PM

Price has been dropped $150...

brand new this would be a $1500 guitar

Koa back and sides, something else on top (cedar I think). Some good dings from the bar, zipper scratches on back, ceiling fan, possum attack; I tried to get them in the pictures as clearly as I could. Sounds beautiful as the day as it was born. $750+S&H or $950+S&H with Sunrise Pickup left ...

Thanks for the tips Ricky Davis. Unfortunately I am functionally retarded when it comes to the mechanics of these things (i.e. de-rodding, etc.) so it's becoming more and more clear I'll probably have to send it in somewhere, probably in about 20 years when I have the money to do so.

thanks for the input guys

Got an issue on the C6 neck of a Sho-Bud Pro II Custom. When I hit the C6 pedals, some of the strings that raise don't come back to tune i.e. stay a little sharp. I could care less as I'm a newbie just trying to learn E9, but as I am trying to sell the thing to get an S10 I realize that could scare ...

Mid-'70s era Sho-Bud Pro II Custom with 8x4. Previous owner told me it was once owned and played by Toy Caldwell of The Marshall Tucker Band, for what that's worth. Only issue is with the C6 neck- some strings won't return to tune when pedals are pressed. Could be an easy fix, I don't know; hell, I ...

Huh for some reason private messages seem to be getting stuck in my outbox and not getting delivered- do you have an alternative e-mail address I could reach you at?

Dave,

I sent you an email to your q.com address and a private message yesterday- guess they didnt go through. I'll send again as I'm holding the case for you.

- Kyle

so what kind of Sho-Bud is this then? A fingertip? A pre-Pro Series Pro I? A Maverick? Just asking for the sake of Sho-Bud knowledge.

$75+ shipping

Like this, only square:


Has casters, a little cosmetic wear but still rock solid.

Dimensions are L x H x W-
18.5 x 10.5 x 18.5

This is the kind of music I hear when I imagine myself standing on the banks of Arizona Bay, watching the great Mexicali archipelago break off and slip into the old Pacific blue. I bet blue whales would love to get it on to this.

Sadly, The Cardinals (featuring the Steel Guitar Forum's own Jon Graboff on pedal steel) passed away and went to alt-country heaven after the group played what was announced as their final gig in Atlanta, GA last night. Here-here to a great rock'n'roll band and thanks for the memories boys. P.S. Fee...

yeah that's because the only camera at my disposal is a cellphone. sorry

Koa back and sides, spruce top. Some good dings from bar, zippers, ceiling fan, possum attack. Sounds beautiful as the day as it was born. $900 or $1100 with Sunrise Pickup left in. Comes with modified hardshell case. OR TRADE for FENDER DELUXE 8 LAP STEEL but make me an offer if you think you got a...

Ronald, I left you a response in your thread in the "Want to Buy" section. Basically, I got a Sho-Bud Pro II Custom I would trade if you are interested... take a look at the other thread and let me know what you think.