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Found a pic of one. It looks like a Special 130 preamp with a Nashville400 poweramp. I'd also guess that the speaker is different than the ones used in the 112 steel cabinets.

Bernie Watruba used to own a D11. It had 10 string spacing. He sold/traded the guitar. I saw it, possibly played it when he was living and playing in the Peoria,IL area sometime in the 80's.

David, this post should be in the For Sale section of the Forum.

Thanks for posting this Dave. I’ve often thought of doing this to my Fessy, now you’ve made up my mind.

My GFI is #0722 and Bob said it was finished on Aug.14 2002. I'm reading the serial number with it upside down, on a table,with the rear apron closest to me.Looks like it's 0686, so maybe a 2001

Hi Richard,
If Wayne doesn't have one, Michael has one.

https://www.psgparts.com/Lever-Knee-Flag-05-062.htm

There's one here, the TOCOS brand.

https://www.tubesandmore.com/products/p ... 7c147a1052

Michael,
That would be great information to have. It could be available as a "Sticky".

Maurice is the "A" in MSA.It is possible that it was his guitar. I would imagine at some point in his career, he would have played a double neck guitar. Iwould also imagine that your guitar would play well having been refurbished by Tom Bradshaw.

The first thing I noticed is that there are no cross shaft supports on the brace in the middle of the guitar.

It looks like he's about ready to start building them!

Wow! I have a D10 the same color as that. I wonder if yours is green under neath the neck?

I have a schematic, not a parts layout. Let me know if that'll work for you.

Thanks for your service to a great community,b0b! I hope you get a lot of time to play some steel guitar and do some other fun things!

Maybe ask Santa for this for Christmas?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/274497516451?_ul=IL

If it is still assembled, it might be close to how it came from the factory,so take pictures of the bottom side of the changer, etc.

Sorry to hear about JD. I worked on a couple of his guitars a few years ago and enjoyed meeting and talking to him.

Very nice!

I'll second what George said. Looks like Danelectro pots and knobs to me.

What Bill said. Plug a cable into the jacks on the back, preamp out/power amp in. Try the ones on the front panel,too.

I use my regular volume pedal going into the Axefx. If I were to use an expression pedal, I would probably put a volume block in front of the amp block so that it and the amp would work like an "analog" rig.

If you have a microphone stand, try wrapping the cable going to the amp around the mic stand 5 or 6 times and see if that helps. If not, try wrapping your amp power cord around the mic stand before plugging it in and see if that helps.

Sad to hear. He was quite the player!

The Nashville112 does not use an LM3886, or it didn't use one last time I looked.

I would back off the lower tuning nut as well.

Thanks for the info Chris. I checked with my friend and he found something he’s going to use. The guitar is in rough shape and he’s not going to restore it, just play it as is.