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thanks... sale pending in next few days.

bump... leaving the country in two weeks and be back Sept 9th. Send PM- if no notice of sale appears in this thread then the guitar is still available. Thanks!

Larry Dering wrote:I am sweet talking the wife. Just maybe I can swing a deal. I wanted a blonde D8, but this looks nice.

sounds good, just send a PM if you make any headway

The guitar is still available, thanks!

so I put this up on an online auction site for bidding. Seems that it likely will not sell on this site so I will request to close this thread after everything is finalized.

$1200 shipped

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asking $1,300 plus shipping. Never did learn to play this thing so it's the same as when I bought it. Thanks!

ahh now I remember. Tommy Adams.

http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopi ... t=#1359506

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bought this in 2009 from a fella from Florida here on SGF, can't remember his name though

Hi all, I'm selling this beauty. She's a 1952 Fender Dual Pro. This instrument is very well cared for and clean with extremely light wear and no rust or corrosion. It has a new finish. Pots and tone controls are clean. Comes with the original hard case. I'm low on funds so this sweet darlin' is gonn...

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Hello good people. Thanks for looking. We are a band with a new album putting together a full tour schedule. This will be a full time job. We are looking for diligent work ethics and professional attitudes. Personality, musicianship, reliability and work ethic are paramount. Proficiency in old tradi...

Hi all,
I have a 1" bar and a 7/8" bar for my fender dual 8 pro, but I really want a 5/8" bar and have been having one rascal of a time finding one at any stores I have been to or even online. Any ideas? Thanks!
-Daniel

Bob's point about it the music being all they knew is taken very well. As far as old timey goes, I have really been impressed by 2nd South Carolina String Band. It has an authentic feeling of being in the sixties- the 1860's. That's the way I feel about it and their album "Southern Soldier"...

Charles, Eddie, Alan, Bob, Peter: Thank you for your insightful responses. In a broader sense it seems that, when I listen to the old stuff that it has a certain realness to it which makes sense because they were doing something that really had never been done before. I think they were making the mu...

Just having this thought and this new home at Steel Guitar Forum, it seemed like the best place to spill this, but why do albums not sound the way they used to with old school fiddle and banjo sounds? Stanley Brothers, Bob Wills. If you listen to bluegrass on XM radio then you know what I'm talking ...

Thanks so much Tommy, you are a kind soul and it's a real pleasure to do business with you, and even more so to have met you. I'm excited about the world of steel guitar. Thanks for the fair deal and hope to see you at the show this weekend.

God Bless,

Daniel

Just saw those guys a few days ago! Seeing Andy Gibson live has inspired me to go out and buy a lap steel. Andy was playing a double neck fender. That's all I know and this is my first post. Can anybody point me in the right direction to shop for lap steels?