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As I recall, Barney Kessel played one of these early in his career.

The Bullet Bar is sold, so how about the rest of the package for $40.00 shipped.

These bars alone cost me $45 each. The "Bullet bar" has a recessed end for thumb placement on bar slants. The Acri finger picks are about $12 a set of two.

These picks fit about an inch uo on the finger joint and they are very confortable. I bought them at Banjo Ben's General Store store.banjobenclark.com/costore.banjobenclark.com/collections/picks/products/acri-picks-large-stainless-steel-fingerpicksllections/picks/products/acri-picks-large-stainless-...

https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix2203/675_IMG_0001__Copy_9_1.jpg https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix2203/675_IMG_0003__Copy_9_1.jpg https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix2203/675_IMG_0002__Copy_10_1.jpg I would prefer to sell these as a package, $75.00 shipped. Note, the Bullet bar has s...

All pro model Carters came with 5 knees. This one is most likely a Starter.

I have split cases for my Mullen D-10, built by Hatton. They are nice quality and made within the promised time. I had no problems or issues to confront, so I won't comment on Keven's customer service.

I first saw this sunburst Carter, or one just like it, at the St.Louis steel show at the Carter room. I was really tempted to buy it then but didn't have the money. The finish is like many Gibson hollow bodies giving it a classic look.
If I needed a guitar, this would be it.

That appears to be a lacquer body in black?

I'll email you or PM. Pressed for time and it's a long story.

I believe this is a guitar built by the late Bobby Bowman, who was not only a great musician, but a great craftsman. He assembled and set up many, if not all, of Herb Remington's guitars while Herb was building them.

My Omni pedal was overhauled by Kevin, at Goodrich Sound, and I was totally amazed at the quick service and the quality of the work they did. I had somehow pulled loose the wires connecting the battery and I screwed up trying to resolder the connections, so I sent it to Goodrich Sound at Steel Guita...

Randy, what is the model of this pedal?

I don't know if it is Murphy's law or gravitational pull, but when I drop a finger pick, it always lands just under the pedal bar. Just out of reach from a bend over, where it is necessary to get up and walk to the front of the guitar.

I believe these VHS tapes can be converted to CD or modern media and these are some good lessons to have. I loved mine and learned her Cold, Cold, Heart from them.

Brian, they are on the way. You should get them Thursday. Hope you enjoy them.

Thanks, Brian. Got your email and I'll ship the boxes today.This post can now be closed.

Not received an email as of now.

Jamie, I have no interest in splitting the set, that's why I packaged the books. I don't want to make multiple trips to ship. Anyway, Bryan has first pick and maybe he will want to sell some of the one's he doesn't want once he gets them?

Brian, Do you want both sets? Send your donation to the Forum and send me your address. You can email or PM this.

I have a fairly large collection of steel guitar tab books that I will give free for a donation of at least $50.00 to the Forum. I will ship them when notified of the donation. I have two boxes packed in U.S Postal Service boxes. You can get one or both with a donation for each box. Box 1: Many Jeff...

I'd suggest you correct the listing; it's not a D10, but a D8. I was curious about a non-pedal D10, so I peeked.

I don't see Herb Steiner listed. Could he be one of the "many more?" Hopefully I will be there. Looking forward to another great show.

It seems that when something goes out of production, the value of those already produced goes up. Like the legendary push pull Emmons guitars, Webb amps, and Nashville LTD's. I wonder if this pattern will happen to the Blue Marvel speakers?

I will go another way. Thanks. Please close.