The Steel Guitar Forum

Hi Jay, I just sent you an email thru the forum
Fred

Hi Scott,
I wish I had a Guild F50r from Westerley RI to trade.
That red velvet is a nice touch
ft

The 214ce has been sold, however this 510 with excellent acoustic tone is still available.
End users only,please no dealers.
ft

The Taylor 214ce has been sold. ft

Taylor 214ce guitar for sale, asking $600 for it. I'm the 2nd owner. It has Taylors ES Blue tone and volume controls. Whether plugged in or unplugged it sounds great! I accidently broke off the end plate of the battery holder but not to worry, it still holds batteries in place with scotch tape. Come...

I'm selling my 1998 Taylor 510 acoustic guitar and hard case. Asking $1400. I'm the original owner. The SN is 980421101. It has great tone when finger picked in standard tuning and even better in alternate tunings. The hard case doesn't close properly unless I wrap bungee cords around it. It has a f...

I will try to be there for a few hours on Sunday afternoon as a listener. I look forward to meeting as many of you as I can.

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Its called Lets Talk Guitar. A friend of mine has a new internet radio talk show which starts tomorrow night at 8:00 pm PST Its for all kinds of guitar players including pedal steel players, it includes all kinds of music and its for kids and adults who play guitar instruments. You're invited to lis...

Hello Steel Guitar Players A friend of mine is starting a new internet radio talk show that I thought you might be interested in. It starts Saturday October 1st at 8pm pst and its a 1 hour show. If you cant make it during that time you can always download the archived show. He'll be talking about al...

I'm an estimator for a drywall contractor. I play 6 string acoustic guitar in my churches "orchestra" and I used to sing in the choir.
(Make that formerly an estimator...I just got laid off today, Friday 6-4-10. Great, now I have lots more time to play guitar!!)

Gary Morse? That name takes me back a lot of years(it was around 1981 or 1982 I think) to Fountain Valley Ca where Gary gave me my first PSG lessons. Little did I know I would see him a few times on the Nashville Now tv show in the 80s. Gary, I'm glad you lost the beret. javascript:emoticon(':lol:')...