NEWBIE `S FIRST AXE!!!
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- Don Campbell
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- Location: Sutter California, USA
NEWBIE `S FIRST AXE!!!
Hi all ,I`ve been hiding here for a couple years now as a guest, finally became a member a month ago.Posted here about nor cal players/instructors,great response.Jim Gray and Don Fong hooked me up with this beauty,a Thomas D10 with 8 pedals and 7 knees,kind of an ultimate starter rig don`t ya think .I`m not a musician but hope to become a decent PSG player.hope the pics upload ok they were taken with a cell phone.
thanks Don
PS: I haven`t cleaned this thing up yet ,this is "as purchased" condition.
thanks Don
PS: I haven`t cleaned this thing up yet ,this is "as purchased" condition.
Thomas D10 8/7,Mackie 1402 VLZ PRO mixer,Peavey session 400 amp,Walker seat,generic v-pedal,Vega D-8 lap steel,Gretsch square neck resonator
- Don Campbell
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Hey Joe .I`ve been addicted since I was little ,listening to my dads records of Ernest Tubb,Hank sr.,Ray Price etc.Love the range and crying ability of a steel,nothing better.
Thanks for the compliment ,she`s a pretty machine for sure. Don (GONWHLN@AOL.COM) (530)870-7607
Thanks for the compliment ,she`s a pretty machine for sure. Don (GONWHLN@AOL.COM) (530)870-7607
Thomas D10 8/7,Mackie 1402 VLZ PRO mixer,Peavey session 400 amp,Walker seat,generic v-pedal,Vega D-8 lap steel,Gretsch square neck resonator
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Wow! Nice to have a "starter rig" that'll actually last you a lifetime! That's a great guitar.
Say hi to Jim and Don Fong for me. I've no clue if either will remember me. I got my first why-did-I-ever-get-rid-of-it???? JCH from Don. (And doesn't/didn't Jim have an orange JCH?)
Anyhow, looks like you got an amazing guitar right off the bat. Don't be like the rest of us idiots - hang onto it!
And Chris is right, Jim can show you pretty much everything that anyone else has played. He just forgot to mention that he (Chris) can show you cool things you'll also want to play that are completely unique to his playing.
Say hi to Jim and Don Fong for me. I've no clue if either will remember me. I got my first why-did-I-ever-get-rid-of-it???? JCH from Don. (And doesn't/didn't Jim have an orange JCH?)
Anyhow, looks like you got an amazing guitar right off the bat. Don't be like the rest of us idiots - hang onto it!
And Chris is right, Jim can show you pretty much everything that anyone else has played. He just forgot to mention that he (Chris) can show you cool things you'll also want to play that are completely unique to his playing.
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- chris ivey
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chris b....still miss you! i regularly think about jim's jch...an early model, orange mica with white fretboards...i always lusted after it..and your jch's, and legrande..and jim's thomas...and mullen...and carter...and...my early favorite of his was a beautiful 10 pedal emmons pp aqua blue he was playing back in the cowtown of orangevale days.
...not to mention jimmy fox's old pp emmons..what ever happened to him?
...not to mention jimmy fox's old pp emmons..what ever happened to him?
- Roy Ayres
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Don,
Fine looking rig -- but when I click on the picture, why do I keep hearing a phone conversation?
Fine looking rig -- but when I click on the picture, why do I keep hearing a phone conversation?
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International Steel Guitar HOF, St.Louis 2007
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Hey Don you said she was a beauty. That was a under statment. You have got a great guitar and you will not have to upgrade in the next 10 years. LOL If you ever do find a need to let her go. I am sure I can make some room. I need a blonde for the two red heads. LOL Don if I can help you please shoot me a line. It's tuff enough learning from scratch. Lot's of great people on the forum to guide you and assist. They have all help me learn quickly and without to many bad habits. Come see us at the SETSGA jam's in Katy.
ShowPro SD10, Mullen RP, Bose S1 Pro, GK MB200, MB500, Bugera T50 Tube amp with SlidgeRig, TC HOF reverb effect.
- Don Campbell
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Hi Roy ,didn`t I mention that with all those strings it makes a great cell phone antenna,also helps with hands free calls -foot dial /knee hang upRoy Ayres wrote:Don,
Fine looking rig -- but when I click on the picture, why do I keep hearing a phone conversation?
Thomas D10 8/7,Mackie 1402 VLZ PRO mixer,Peavey session 400 amp,Walker seat,generic v-pedal,Vega D-8 lap steel,Gretsch square neck resonator