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oh Scott....now why would you go and do a thing like that!..J/J...this was a good one. Best looking GFI Ultra I've seen.

Sale pending........

Chuck, the guy I bought this from was in Virginia.....just can't remember the name.

Born December 1, 2005. GFI Ultra SD10, wood grain mica, 3 and 5 (previous owner installed the LKV), Emmons E9 setup. I believe I am the 3rd owner, I bought it on the forum in June of 2010. Comes with a Wallace Trutone installed and the original GFI pickup on the side. Selling because I just got a Wi...

What's the chances that this is actually a Delta which was the Roebuck catalog version made basically identical? Have you ran the serial number? I only ask because of the missing logo....

Reputations are all we have on this forum. Anyone can go back and see your classified for the Williams and see who all was interested; and to lump them all into a "non-serious" buyer category that "waists your time" is really low. Personally, I'm pissed that my name is attachd on...

Matthew, check email, please sir.

What's the deal with the picture of the guitar on the workbench but the Williams logo and series number missing from the front?

Georg, so you're saying you actually detached the levers from the body of the guitar and drilled new holes at the new lever locations? Or was this a more minor adjustment?

I'm sure that moving my pedals right would help the LKR pedal as, currently, I can use it quite well if I engage the B pedal...but the LKL lever is then a bit out of reach. I feel that if it is a reasonable idea, one of the left knee levers needs to move. How do y'all feel about me removing the push...

Georg, I like that idea about moving the pedals right...the only thing I wonder is how it will effect my LKL E raisers. I suppose it is much more difficult to adjust the placement of the knee levers? And you're Absolutely right, I need to find some use for those right knee levers....I've been learni...

I'm actually not interested in changing the GFI to Mr Green's exact set up...I was just thought I saw a trend with some top notch players using the right knee to mess with the E's. Turns out I was wrong anyway about Lloyd's setup. BUT...I'm still thinking pretty hard about switching LKR and RKL arou...

After looking a little closer and doing some research it looks like I was wrong about Lloyd Green...looks like he raises the E's with the LKR (the very thing I find hard to do while mashing the A pedal). Perhaps I just need practice....or shorter legs on my steel. Sorry, didn't want to start a false...

Lane, thanks for the help....is there any pointers you can give me when I go to swap out my RKR pedal which either raises/lowers (can't remember which) one string a half step then starts to engage a second string for a half step and continues on the first string for another half step (am I a good co...

That was fast! Thanks for the input, guys. So if I have this right then, the rods that lead from the leavers to the cross shafts don't get touched when performing this copedent change, correct? It's a matter of swapping out different lengths of pull rods to connect the far/near cross shafts (for the...

I'm trying to figure out how to make my right knee do what the left knee currently does on my GFI Ultra (lower and raise the E's). Could anybody give me some answers? Is it necessary to detach the actual lever bracket from the body and swap places? Is it just a matter of changing the rods from the l...

Any body know who's doing the pedal steel on that song of hers "boys in the morning"?

Mickey,
Sent you a PM

Billy, I sent you an email...

Is that a single coil?

What does it mean to have a 3/4 body?

Steve English wrote:^ tune up ^

I'll take it. Sent you a PM