The Steel Guitar Forum

Wow, that is crazy. And awesome.

So who is it? A member here, I'd imagine.

Also these two guys.

Chris Walke wrote:Greg Leisz
Eric Heywood

For sure.

Be sure and check out all of the 3 great Buddys who have all been mentioned: Emmons, Charleton, and Cage.

Buddy Cage and Sneaky Pete for me.

Played for NRPS and the Flying Burrito Bros.

Should be: I found this on google: https://www.google.com/search?q=steel+guitar+belt+buckles&rlz=1C1CHBF_enUS796US796&tbm=isch&source=iu&ictx=1&fir=jz7qJQ_t_DmXzM%253A%252C2FTxKZbvuhUEhM%252C_&vet=1&usg=AI4_-kSOsAnOOitkzOyPtCgDJ4lJT18yqA&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiK1pyd0qbk...

Where in Louisiana are you?

What’s the weight? Might be a good excuse to go to Oxford.

Looks great, Mickey.

FWIW, I'd still love to see this: http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopi ... t=#2125787

Keep up the good work.

Carl Kilmer wrote:I always use the SE9 and tune the E's with A & B pedals down.

Wow. That must make them way sharp, or at least it would on my guitar.

I've always tried to stick to the later Newman chart when it comes to tuning, with sharped Es. And once I got my Peterson tuner (StroboStomp 2), it made that easier, since it has a "sweetened" PSG tuning with sharped Es that is based off of the later JN chart. However, my tuner also has a ...

Wish I still had my old Alvarez-Yairi. I love these old MSAs.

steve takacs wrote:Is it this one, LM............
http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopi ... light=emci

That’s what I was wondering.

Can you post pics of the red EMCI D-10?

Thanks! Sounds like great advice.

Doing a thread repair on a few of my pedal rods. The quick-connects are ok, but the locking nuts don't all hold. Already tried chasing the threads with a die and getting new nuts. Looks like it may be time for epoxy. My plan is to epoxy the rod ends, let dry and cure, and then re-thread again with t...

Other. Mine's a 4x5. I, too, was surprised 5 KLs was not a stand-alone option.

Bob Snelgrove wrote:What is that??

bob

https://www.ehx.com/products/volume-pedal

They all sound great! Thanks for posting.

Crazy to hear them talk about fishing together here in my home town out on our Barnett Reservoir.

I adore Graboff’s steel playing. I’ve played this one before live a few times, but never precisely tabbed out the exact parts, esp the stuff behind the singing.

Henry Brooks wrote:The 210, PS-210, was all Fender. I believe it was only in 1972 catalog and was way ahead of it's time. Here are couple of links about it.
Henry
http://www.pedalsteel.co.uk/Vintage-Fender-PS210
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fFLibc7eBY

Whoa!!!!

b0b wrote:This is why I don't like U-12. Too many redundancies. You have 4 ways to get an open C# note, and 3 ways to get open E! There has to be a better way.

Spoken like a true 8-stringer.

Still .... D-10, $1,500. S-10, $900 (with six pedals).

Sometimes I do a headphone amp, though.

I feel you should practice with the exact same setup as you use onstage. Practice is more than playing; it's learning to use your equipment & effects to the fullest. There's probably a lot of truth to this, but I have two small kids, and I'm not going to risk waking them and my wife up when I p...

I use only two FPs, but that's just because that's how everyone said it's always been done. No true logic to that. I've always wondered why most of us limit ourselves to just 3-note chords and only 3 fingers when we have five. Makes no sense. Finger style guitarists use 4 fingers. I know Joe Wright ...