The Steel Guitar Forum

Wow!
That's one of the few buds I'd trade mine for. Green is my favorite color of the old buds but I can live with red.

Best of luck with your sale.

Sold locally.
Please close.

Sold American!
Donation on the way.

Sale Pending

Larry, the amp is still available.
Send me a PM and we'll take it from there.

Thanks,
Sean

PM sent

Local Sale Pending.

Banjocaster Custom built Telecaster with a 5-string banjo neck. Alder body, maple neck with ebony fingerboard. Speed neck (see photo). Dimarzio pickups; single coil in the bridge and a humbucker in the neck. 3-way pickup selector with volume, tone and mini toggle for phase reversal. Comes with gig b...

Mint condition Peavey Nashville 112 in custom factory butterscotch alligator tolex. No mods of any kind, 100% original. $400 + Shipping or Local Pickup in Madison, WI Contact me with any questions. http://seanray.com/for-sale/peavey/DSC04790.jpg http://seanray.com/for-sale/peavey/DSC04791.jpg http:/...

I sold my '76 for $1,600 (4 years ago) to give you an idea for a price range. No way a stock 70's RB-250 will fetch over $2k and in this market you may be looking at less than $1,600.

This era RB-250 gets a bad wrap but overall they sound just fine.

Best of luck

Sorry but I've decided I don't want to risk shipping it so local sale only.

Thanks,
Sean

And for a minute there I thought I had the only one.

Thanks Ken.

Funny Bill,
Though the flash makes it look more yellow than orange I assure you this amp is no jack wagon from mamby pamby land.

Peavey Nashville 112 - $450 Custom factory finish and hardware. Peavey's trade name for this finish is Butterscotch Alligator. The custom amps have chrome hardware instead of black and also has a smaller round nameplate. This amp could pass for new it's in such mint condition with no modifications. ...

That's got to be the silliest idea I've seen in a long time and it obviously won't work. Especially on double-stop bends.

Too funny.

Thanks for the input.
Looks like a nice guitar to kick back on the deck and play some tunes on.

Hi, I'm in the market for an 8 string lap steel and I was wondering if anybody has experience with these Gold Tones? I'm moving over from playing pedal steel and I'm into the Hawaiian approach mostly. So with that in mind I'm thinking an 8 string would be the easiest shift from my C6th Sho~Bud neck....

I still gig my '77 Pro II Custom.
Here it is from a couple of weeks ago.

Very cool thanks for posting.

Thanks for explaining that John. It sounds like I've got a 50/50 chance of ordering the correct size.

Thanks Ronnie

That's a fine point John. I'm sure I could work with 1 1/2 but I'm still not sure about the diameter. George L offers 1/8 or 3/32 and Ronnie is saying 5/40 which sounds like metric? I can't imagine Sho~Bud used metric parts.

Thanks Fred, Now the inevitable question is which size do I need for my Bud? It sure looks like the length of the originals is 1 3/4 inches though the longest I see on the George L site is 1 1/2. As for the diameter I have no idea what that is. Any and all help is most appreciate it. http://seanray....

I have a '77 Pro II Custom and the nylon tuning nuts are striping out. Does anybody know where I might find some replacements?

Thanks,
Sean