The Steel Guitar Forum

It is a beautiful instrument, & it sounds great!

Recent Lazy River Weissenborn Hawaiian Guitar Replica, custom made. Mahogany top, back & sides, Abalone trimmed top & soundhole. McIntyre pickup, hard case. Near mint condition, sounds & plays great. $1600.00. Please email for photos:

phil_sottile@hotmail.com

1920's Knutsen New Hawaiian Guitar (in the style of Weissenborn guitars but more rare), excellent original condition (replaced nut, saddle & tuners). Crack free. Deluxe model with rope binding, hollow square neck. Newer hard case. $3900.00. Please email for pics:

phil_sottile@hotmail.com

What James said...I have 4, & they are the bomb!

Hi-I only have the one copy, in like new condition. My email/paypal is phil_sottile@hotmail.com

Thanks!

Professionally recorded & pressed, nearly 2 hours of the steel guitar master. $25.00 shipped in the U.S.

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I saw Ry playing the bakelite in SF Oct 2008...he's the MAN!!!!!

The post on the Mike Messer Forum was interesting, but inaccurate. Dave Hill didn't build Ry's Coodercaster, but he did build a few dozen of them, & they are wonderful instruments.

Dave is sorely missed.

Resophonic Echoes Scrapbook by Beverly King. Excellent condition. $15 shipped in the U.S.

Please email phil_sottile@hotmail.com

Thanks Doug...already watching it...

phil

Thanks for the help-much appreciated!

phil

Does anyone know of any electric baritone lap steels?

Plastic Pickup Cover For National Dynamic 6-string lap steel wanted. Please email:

phil_sottile@hotmail.com

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The Freddie album "Man of Steel" recorded with Ken & his brother Phil is awesome!

Michael-Love the Freddie/Earl photo. Got to hang with Freddie at the 1st slide & steel workshop in Port Townsend-what a cool deal!

Freddie Rules!!!

I think the Tarlton lp was reissued on cd a couple years ago. Michael-yo 'da man!

Michael always has the coolest stuff...

I've also got a Lazy River baritone Weissenborn-style guitar that is THE BOMB!!!!! If you can go the extra $ for one of his guitars, they are amazing!

If I remember correctly, I think I had a new saddle made & the nut re-cut...I've had a Superior guitar for a while, but didn't like the string spacing (too wide). With that said, it sounded better unplugged than the Lark In the Morning guitar.

I've got one that's been my main gigging guitar for about 4-5 years. Sounds just okay acoustic, plugged in (w/Sunrise pickup) it's awesome. The original tuners were pretty much worthless, but with a decent set of replacements it works fine. I picked mine from a batch of 3 a friend had bought, & ...

Very cool...Fahey was probably the first modern guy to use the weissenborn style guitars...a guitar giant who is truly missed.

Bob Dunn Rules!!!!!!

I'll take it if the above person doesn't.

Thanks!