ZB Pedal Steel Guitars - Please help!
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D-11 #1154
Chiming in with Scranton D-11 #1154 just received from Billy Knowles. Billy did a great job adding 3 knees and getting this guitar into great playing condition. This thing sustains more than my push/pull--and what a sound! I'll probably get it refinished one day, but I kind of like the three tone thing going on. Thanks Billy!
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Andrew, that is a beauty. Billy does sime great work. I knew you'd get another ZB. Once you get the "ZB bug" it never goes away. How much does that bear weigh anyway? If only they could make a ZB out of something light...like marshmallows, then I could probably lift one. I too would like to stand in line for pics of Chuck's ZB that he bought from Chris.
Play that ZB well and in good health Andrew!
Duncan
Play that ZB well and in good health Andrew!
Duncan
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Thanks Duncan. Your sunburst ZB spoiled me forever. I was actually surprised about the weight of the guitar. It shipped at 74 lbs and weighs about as much as my 71 fatback Emmons D-10 out of the case. I thought the D-11 would clock in at 80+ lbs but I was pleasantly surprised. Not only does Billy do great work but is a pleasure to do business with.
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Andrew, if you are interested in a set of split cases for your ZB D-11 email me. I make them. By splitting the cases it takes a solid 22 pounds off the total carry weight. The body case comes with wheels and a spring handle. Makes transporting a ZB a breeze. Hatton Split Cases (716) 691-6527.
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- Chuck McGill
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Pics for all who share my love for the ZB. Andrew
what a great D11. Check out that front apron.Is there
a commandment about someone else's steel. I hope not
cause I got it bad.Me and Mr.Jones will get some pics up when she gets there.Kevin I will contact you
about cases for my Scranton D10 after the loafer is
done.
what a great D11. Check out that front apron.Is there
a commandment about someone else's steel. I hope not
cause I got it bad.Me and Mr.Jones will get some pics up when she gets there.Kevin I will contact you
about cases for my Scranton D10 after the loafer is
done.
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#1107 Black Beauty
My #1107 "Black Beauty". I searched for ten years for this sound. No other brand compares for me. Full restore. It was in terrible condition when I got it.
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Greg just sent me pics of the loafer. It is a real loafer never been a D10. Great birdseye maple with rope inlay. White pickup and fingerboard. It looks to
have been blue but has faded. When Greg gets it done
we will put up before and after to showcase his great
work. Oh I almost forgot the pad is a two tone!
have been blue but has faded. When Greg gets it done
we will put up before and after to showcase his great
work. Oh I almost forgot the pad is a two tone!
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Small ZB
Well, it is quite interesting but is it possilble to
actually play the thing? apart from curio intrest I
can't see any real use for it --and at ,what $5000,
somebody is taking the p---s !
Frank Bloomfield. Corfu
actually play the thing? apart from curio intrest I
can't see any real use for it --and at ,what $5000,
somebody is taking the p---s !
Frank Bloomfield. Corfu
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ZB's
I got dibs if it moves Chuck!
I'm loving the ZB12. I'll get some pics posted this weekend.
I'm loving the ZB12. I'll get some pics posted this weekend.
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One thing I know from years of watching Chick McGill aquire pedal steels is that Chuck always, always, ALWAYS gets some great steels. This one will no doubt be another winner.
Congratulations Chuck, a great find couldn't happen to a nicer guy.
BTW, Geaoge that is a really great ZB you are sitting behind there, at least, I believe that it is you, on account of the picture is posted under your name. Unless some one has somehow, someway overpowered George, gotten his password through torture, or at least waterboarding, which as anyone will tell you cannot be actually called "torture" and outlawed because saying this may somehow aid the terrorists. Anyway, If the posting was not by George, I appeal to you to let him go and please don't hurt him. If it was George, I say again, beautiful ZB.
Duncan
Congratulations Chuck, a great find couldn't happen to a nicer guy.
BTW, Geaoge that is a really great ZB you are sitting behind there, at least, I believe that it is you, on account of the picture is posted under your name. Unless some one has somehow, someway overpowered George, gotten his password through torture, or at least waterboarding, which as anyone will tell you cannot be actually called "torture" and outlawed because saying this may somehow aid the terrorists. Anyway, If the posting was not by George, I appeal to you to let him go and please don't hurt him. If it was George, I say again, beautiful ZB.
Duncan
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George and Bill
Please give the serial numbers for your guitars
Thanks
Billy
Please give the serial numbers for your guitars
Thanks
Billy
(Kevin Hatton--your neighborhood?)
Ebay #140186577789 D-11 6-22-69 s/n 0032.
So when (around what s/n?) did the old logo change to the rectangular "ZB custom"? I know from first-hand ownership that 0064 and 0078 are new-style.
So when (around what s/n?) did the old logo change to the rectangular "ZB custom"? I know from first-hand ownership that 0064 and 0078 are new-style.
"Gopher, Everett?"