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Anyone got the tab for Honolulu eyes? 8 string non-pedal C6

Jim Nabors and I both graduated from the University of Alabama. He was there a little before me but he was not all that much older than me.

I can confirm that bOb as I am still not getting mine. Thanks for all your work getting this straightened out.

Jim

OK Thanks bOb

bOb I am starting to sell quite a few of my guitars due to illness. Do you know when the e-mail problem will be resolved? I am going to hold off so I will know I am getting messages from potential buyers.

Jim

Bob there is nothing in the spam junk folder.

Jim

I am still not getting e-mail notifications.

Jim

The guitar is sold pending receipt of funds

Thanks for the nice comments Larry. Unfortunately you cannot get well from this one. Just learn to live with it.

Jim

thanks Nic. I don't like selling it but these days I get very little playing time due to illness.

For Sale my Rickenbacker DW16D8 in very good condition. Everything original. I have the original pot metal control knobs which I will include with the guitar. I bought this one on the forum about 7 years ago. Health issues have limited my playing time and this one has been in it's case for the last ...

The Hudson guitar is sold pending receipt of payment.

I have a practically new Hudson S10 with 3 pedals and 2 levers for sale for $650.00 shipped. (no paypal) I had the guitar built last August to use to transition from non-pedal to pedal steel. It has the wide string spacing of a lap steel but in every other respect it is a 10 string psg. It has the E...

George unless I over looked it what is the price? Also have you gotten your dental issues resolved? Jim

I have been playing a Miller Custom that Bob Simmons set up. It is pull-release, 8-4, D-10 and it is the softest pedal/knee I have ever played. I play in socks or moccasins and it is just feather light, especially for a 50 year old guitar! Justice, or Bob...can't go wrong. Don't be worried about th...

I have found a player who lives 45 minutes from where I live who has a 2 year old Justice SD10. I am going to play it next week. then I will know for sure if it will work for me. The one I am playing now is the lightest I have ever played. of course I haven't played a lot of them.. I am playing a SD...

I have done a good bit more research and talking to folks and at this point it looks like my best bet is a Justice guitar. I am going to give it a little time. Don't like to rush into things but unless something comes along to change my mind I will most likely order a Justice. Thanks for all the hel...

I have a Williams D10 Crossover model. I sent the pedal rack to Bill Rudolph and Bill moved the point where the pedal rod connects to the side of the pedal in closer to the pedal rack. I also completely oiled the mechanism and changed the string gauge on a couple of strings. All of this helped but s...

I have Neuropathy (caused by Chemo). I don't have any problems with the pedals on my Franklin or my Wife's GFI Expo S-10. The Franklin is easier and the knees are much easier than GFI. I've played a couple of Zum's and the ones I played were easier than my Franklin (maybe too easy). I had a GFI Ult...

I also suffer from neuropathy. Over the years I've owned almost every steel made. I have 2 students that have new steels, and I can't even play them. The easiest steels I've ever played are Rittenberry's and Mullen's RP. Both are so easy to play and the sound is super on either of them. Carl do you...

I am currently playing a Simmons SD10 primarily because it requires extremely light pedal and knee pressure. I have a problem with neuropathy in my feet and so I don't have any choice but seek one with easy to play pedals. I like the Simmons a lot but I want to go to a D10 and need some advice about...

I have one I am getting ready to list for sale. Very reasonable price. Send me an e=mail and I will give you the details.

Phil I sent you an e-mail.

Good move Hugh. This one should be similar to the great guitars made by Bob Simmons that you and I own.

Jim

Rick, you and I are very fortunate to own Clinesmith guitars. Owning and playing them you quickly realize just how great they are. I don't know about you but I play better on the Clinesmith and the tone is even more beautiful than the wood body of the guitar. Knowing what I know now I would sell all...