The Steel Guitar Forum

Sorry for your loss Larry. Lost my wife 6-1/2 years ago and I know what your going through. T.Lee

Can that be set up extended E9th? Anybody know? T.Lee

rest in peace Buck. Tenn.Lee

My sincere condolences LJ. Tenn.Lee

Great Steel Guitars. Tenn.Lee

Too Cool Wally!

yup your right, and they got rid of the holes in the end
plate that the classics had a much bigger improvement IMO
To bad i wasnt closer i would consider it for 2000.00 T.L.

Terry is that a Double raise, Double lower changer?
Tenn.Lee

I saw him in 1961 in Gobbler Missouri, a club Out in The sticks some place. He was drunk pushing the Piano around on the stage and playing it at the same time. he was hilarious. Not sure of this but i heard later from other airmen at blytheville AF Base where I was stationed that he pushed the piano...

I ordered 3 sets of Jagwire e9th nickel I figure I'll
give them a whirl. Presently use live steel strings.
Tenn.Lee

I hope it works out for you michael. Keep us posted. Tenn.Lee

I'd put it right up there with the piano which is the hardest IMO Tenn.Lee

Looks okay to me Jim. Good luck with your steel guitar!
Tenn,Lee

I occasionally play through my 72 fender pro reverb just a little reverb on 4 and it sounds great. to tell you the truth i cant tell much difference between either MSA and Mullen in sound through the pro reverb amp. T.Lee

Hi I sent you a pm.

MSA's, BMI's and Mullen. T.L.

Sorry for your loss Fred. T.LEE

Wow just found this thread. Super picking as usual Ricky!
Tenn.Lee

wow great playing Ricky. T.L.

Sorry for your loss Richard. May he RIP Tenn.Lee

With either of his right knee levers he could lower no. 3 A half tone, and with his left knees he could raise no. 3 a half tone That's unusual. He gets some great playing out of that copedent. I'm tempted to try it,Tenn.Lee

I was wondering if anyone on the forum playing C6th was still using Curly's open tuning and pedal setup? Tenn.Lee

Bill thanks for the info. Bob great tune, T.L.

What era is that Steel guitar, late 60's or early 70's? T.L.

Is that MSA a Classic or a pre Classic. Maybe late 60's
anybody know? I don't see Classic on the front apron. An outstanding musician! T.Lee