The Steel Guitar Forum

Well, I'm still stuck, but have a little bit better idea of what's happening. I'll try to summarize: Three pedals/levers (C, LL, and LR) are attached to one or both of the E strings. The C pedal is actually working fine, so I left it be. As I understand it, the adjustable parts of the guitar are: 1)...

Thanks all! Looks like that's the problem. Very helpful...learning the names for things is half the battle.

Scott

I've got a keyless GFI ultra SD10, and I cannot seem to get the high E string to stay in tune. When i tune it (without levers) to pitch, the left knee levers (LL raises, LR drops) are out. When i use the nylon lever tuners on the end of the instrument to tune altered pitches, the open tuning goes ou...

The guitar has been sold; thanks for your interest, everyone.

Scott

Hi,

I'm dropping the price of the above guitar to $1000. Please email me at scotttboone@gmail.com if you are interested. I have posted pictures at:

www.scotttboone.com/pedalsteel/

Thanks!

Scott

Here is a link to pictures:

www.scotttboone.com/pedalsteel

Unfortunately I do not know specifics such as model type--perhaps a more knowledgeable forum member could assist?

Thanks for your interest,

Scott

One Sho-Bud "SD-10" pedal steel guitar. It's got one 10 string neck mounted on a doubleneck chassis, with a big ol' comfy "church pew" style armrest in front instead of the second neck. Three foot pedals and four knee levers in a pretty standard Nashville setup. One string is bro...