Good to go now. Thanks for the bars.

[Gary Shreve]

I'm just getting into playing the steel guitar, and the guy who sold me his steel also gave me a 7/8 bar.

I'd like to try everything I can, and decide for myself what feels right and not.

I played with a 1 inch bar one time, and it actually felt better than playing with the 7/8.

I'm looking for basically one of each to add to my bag. The only 15/16 bars I can find are BJS, and are priced accordingly...^$$$$$ Looking for a stainless bar in great condition. And, I can't break the bank to buy it, otherwise, I'll buy them at the Dallas show in a month. My wallet is still reeling from the steel purchase.

Edit: I've been offered a 15/16 bar, still looking for a 1 inch bar.

Thanks.

[Scott Moon]

I have a stainless 15/16 bar taking up space in my seat. I can part with it for $20 bucks shipping included.
Scott

[Gary Shreve]

That's great. I'll take it. Price is great, too. I'll PM you for the money matters. Thank you.

[Herb Steiner]

Gary
My pal Scott Moon's is a very manly bar, and you should get it.

But of course, mine is 1/16" W-I-D-E-R!

I have a older Dekley 1" x 3 3/8" that weighs 11.5 oz (heavy) in better than average condition (for its age) and I'll take $25 for it. Two very small visual dings that I haven't felt at all while playing.

I also have a Jack Perkins 1" x 3 3/8" drilled bar (but minus the silly ball bearing) that weighs 6 oz. (light) in excellent condition and I'll take $30 for it.

Or you can have both bars for $50. Plus shipping, natch, or I can deliver them at the TX Jamboree.

Lemme know whassup if you want them.

[Bill Pillmore]

I have one you can have- way too big for me. $25 and I will pay postage.
Bill

[Gary Shreve]

I sent PM's to everyone. Thanks for the quick help.