The Steel Guitar Forum

I agree with b0b's comments above. As with computers, life is great in PP land when it works exactly as it's supposed to work and exactly as you experienced in many prior transactions. But when things go wrong, they can really go wrong in a very major way, and it's the seller who gets bloodied 99.99...

Steve wrote: "It is when you run into problems that your relationship with PayPal might start to get "complicated"." That's exactly correct. If you get to a point where you need them to act fairly and responsibly, the chance that they will drops dramatically. Most users don't kno...

Same thing happened to me. Buyer damaged the item, waited TWO WEEKS after receiving it, filed a claim that it was defective when shipped, and I lost the money AND had my item damaged (no extra charge) in the process. Pictures proving it was NOT damaged when shipped were completely disregarded. Never...

I bought a different MSA Classic from Chuck earlier this year and got a spectacular guitar, packed extremely well and delivered without a hitch, all for a great price. High praise all around for Chuck and his MSAs.

Have you checked this out?

http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopi ... highlight=

These fit my '70s MSA Classic perfectly. Cousin Carl (not really, but we kid each other) is great to deal with and the wrench is a top notch item.

Tom Bradshaw is another great source for MSA parts. You won't find a nicer and more helpful guy anywhere.

http://www.songwriter.com/bradshaw/msa_ ... r_kits.php

Thanks. If my Emmons P/P ever needs to be re-tuned, I'll definitely give this a shot.

richard burton wrote:It's just my way of tuning an all-pull (I have a slightly different, but still highly effective method for tuning the drop out of my Emmons push-pull)

Richard - If you're willing, I'd love to hear about your P/P tuning process, please and thanks.

Roger Kelly wrote:If I can inspire anyone to play better or practice more then I feel good about my effort.

You have. Beautiful job - thanks!

The real question should be "if you use these to work on a guitar that isn't a P/P, will they make sound as good as a P/P?

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