The Steel Guitar Forum

Will keep for a while and try posting later.

One of Don's grandsons let me know yesterday that he would like to have the lap steel. It would have been nice if I had been told sooner but I am glad that it will stay in the family. Thanks for all who showed interest.

If I had any idea how to play enough for a sound clip, I would keep it. My husband was the one who played and he passed a couple of months ago. Sorry that I can't help with a better description.

Will consider a lower price - please make an offer

The neck is flat with a two inch width.

Will consider a lower price.

This lap steel measures from 24 inches from white thingy to white thingy. The white thingys are 3 1/2 inches long. Sorry for technical terms. Signed wife - not a musician.

Flat

case available,

Custom built, beautiful instrument.
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Steel and tablature both sold. Thanks.

The steel has been sold. Tablature still available.

Includes foot pedal, seat with storage, tuner and Peavy Nashville amp. Also have many folders of tablature. Need to pick up, may try before buying. Hohenwald, TN. My husband loved this steel but he passed in March after a long illness. No one in family can play. Email me for more details and picture...

I can't really express in words how the news of Carl's passing June 4th affected me. I have memories of our times of sharing. He will live on forever in my mind as a premium gentleman and talented musician on many instruments besides the steel guitar, I'm honored to have called Carl a friend. http:/...

Speedy West had Jimmy Bryant and David had John, a classic pairing of great musicians!!

I have tried without success to locate steel instrumental versions and/or tabs of this great song. I'd love to play it at appropriate get-togethers. Can anyone help, and THANKS!!

Ol' Don

Regretfully we're already booked for a 20 day cruise with Holland America during this time slot ... Maybe next year. Ol' Don

Haven't been there before but looking forward to the possibility. Is there a place to park our RV?

My own love of the sound of the steel guitar started in the late 1940s when I bought some records by the Al Kealoah Perry Hawaiian group (I probably spelled his name wrong) and because of my love for country music, Little Roy Wiggins with Eddy Arnold, Don Helms with Hank Senior, Pee Wee Whitewing an...

Mornin' all,

I'd like to use an MP3 for storing rhythm tracks and have a couple questions for those of you who may do that. What brand/model MP3 player do you recomend and why, and which input do you plug it into on your amp... high or low gain. Thanx!!

"Ol' Don"

Steelers Choice "Easy Rider". Works well for me for storage and comfort

Mornin' Austin, Most of my "workin' life" was in R&D as a model maker, that being a combination of machinist, precision metal fabricator and welder. Since retiring my wife and I travel the country in our motorhome teaching caricature carving at woodcarving event and particioating in wo...

As I mentioned in reply to another post, anyone moving to Nashville... I wish you well. It ain't what it used to be. I lived in Nashville 38 years and it went from a quarter million population to well over a million with all the big city problems. It just got too big and too nasty for me. Our sales ...

Gene Watson... One of the few entertainers I consider a singers' singer. Regretfully the Nashville machine has pretty much ignored him

Ol' Don

Gene Watson... One of the few entertainers I consider a singers' singer. Regretfully the Nashville machine has pretty much ignored him

Ol' Don

Mornin' all, Anyone moving to Nashville... I wish you well. It ain't what it used to be. I lived in Nashville 38 years and it went from a quarter million population to well over a million. It just got too big and too nasty for me. 'Course I guess if your young you learn to adjust. As for me I'm lovi...