This Is A Professional Package SOLD

Jack Conyer · Post by **Jack Conyer** » 29 Oct 2009 12:52 pm

PRICE REDUCED ZUM STEEL GUITAR--extended E9/12 string----

7 floor pedals and 7 knees. Double frame and pad.

$3,100.00 You pay packing and shipping. SOLD

The new owner will have a fine Guitar. I played the Zum for the last time in Saluda, SC this past weekend. I had some good comments on what a good sound it has. It turned some heads on some of the tunning ideas I've got on it.

I had some good sales in Saluda and sold some at the Atlanta show.

THE FOLLOWING IS STILL FOR SALE

CUSTOMIZED GATOR RACK consist of ....

STEWART PA-1000
LEXICON MPX 1
SARNO MUSIC SOLUTION/BLACK BOX/vari-z
WALKER'S STERO STEEL (NEWER MODEL)
includes all cable hook ups and built in stero direct
box. $1,300 plus Packing and shipping

PS; B0B, We'll settle up when this is through with.

Jack Conyer · Post by **Jack Conyer** » 5 Nov 2009 9:14 am

chris ivey · Post by **chris ivey** » 5 Nov 2009 12:21 pm

..$5,635.00.......and no volume pedal?

any discount on the total package?

that is a great looking steel!

Buddy Castleberry · Post by **Buddy Castleberry** » 6 Nov 2009 10:37 am

JACK WHAT HAPPENED YOU TOLD ALL THAT WAS GOING TO BE MINE SOMEDAY .

Daniel J. Cormier · Post by **Daniel J. Cormier** » 6 Nov 2009 4:20 pm

What a sweet looking guitar. Somebody will be ever so happy with it I'm sure.
and Bump

Jack Conyer · Post by **Jack Conyer** » 6 Nov 2009 7:30 pm

Skip Cole · Post by **Skip Cole** » 6 Nov 2009 8:35 pm

I have never seen the copedant for an extended E9 ,but that looks like it would be more manageable than a universal tuning for someone accustomed to a D-10 looking to change. In any event that is a first class rig.

Jack Conyer · Post by **Jack Conyer** » 7 Nov 2009 12:53 pm

Skip Cole wrote:I have never seen the copedant for an extended E9 ,but that looks like it would be more manageable than a universal tuning for someone accustomed to a D-10 looking to change. In any event that is a first class rig.

Skip, thanks for the kind words man, I've put a lots of thoughts into it as you can see, I'm a knee lever freak, theres changes that you could use as an A6, theres a BooWa knee on it also, very helpful.
Skip, I also have a double 10 Zum with 9 pedals & 10 knees on it,7 knee levers that are about the same setup as the 12. Two rigs alike. Like to sell one. Thanks man for the concern. Jack

Ernest Cawby · Post by **Ernest Cawby** » 7 Nov 2009 4:30 pm

Joe Turner plays a simular rig, and if you have heard him you know great music can be played on this setup.
I had this guitar at my house 2 years ago and played it in my practice room. It plays great and sounds like a zum should, it was just more guitar than I could play, I just wanted to try it out before Albert Johnson set it up as it is now. Those that know Alberts work, knows it is set up just right.

ernie

Jack Conyer · Post by **Jack Conyer** » 7 Nov 2009 6:32 pm

Ernest Cawby wrote:Joe Turner plays a simular rig, and if you have heard him you know great music can be played on this setup.
I had this guitar at my house 2 years ago and played it in my practice room. It plays great and sounds like a zum should, it was just more guitar than I could play, I just wanted to try it out before Albert Johnson set it up as it is now. Those that know Alberts work, knows it is set up just right.

ernie

Thanks Ern, for the plug.See you soon in Saluda

Robert Parent · Post by **Robert Parent** » 7 Nov 2009 6:37 pm

What year was the Zum manufactured??

Thanks

Buddy Castleberry · Post by **Buddy Castleberry** » 8 Nov 2009 7:14 am

EVERY THING IN THE PICS CAN BE CONSIDERED NEW
JACKS A NUT ABOUT EVERYTHING LOOKING NEW
WHEN HE COMES TO SEE ME HE GIVES ME HELL
IF MINE HAS A LITTLE DUST ON IT

Jack Conyer · Post by **Jack Conyer** » 9 Nov 2009 11:29 am

Buddy Castleberry wrote:EVERY THING IN THE PICS CAN BE CONSIDERED NEW
JACKS A NUT ABOUT EVERYTHING LOOKING NEW
WHEN HE COMES TO SEE ME HE GIVES ME HELL
IF MINE HAS A LITTLE DUST ON IT

Bud. Thanks for the beef!!! Yuk, a little dust is a lot of dust, ask Tony. I would like to mention, Buddy has loaded some setting into my MPX-1 like the John Hughey setting made by John and Buddy that is a must to have on your system.He knows his MXP-1, Thanks again Buddy.My equipment is well taken care of.

Brian Echenberg · Post by **Brian Echenberg** » 9 Nov 2009 11:49 am

Very intriguing and tempting. I already have 2 Mullen, a single and a double, and a 1 neck with pad Fessenden. If I had less steels I would consider this one. Brian

Jack Conyer · Post by **Jack Conyer** » 9 Nov 2009 3:45 pm

Robert Parent wrote:What year was the Zum manufactured??

Thanks

Robert, Sorry I'm late, I believe it's a 2003 ser.# SD12 76638. It belonged to a good friend of mine, He brought it from Bruce and never took it out of the house, and I wound up with it ever sence. Jack

Ron Funk · Post by **Ron Funk** » 9 Nov 2009 3:53 pm

See P.M. section of Forum for requested info.

Thanks

Del Walters · Post by **Del Walters** » 9 Nov 2009 8:46 pm

PM Sent

Bob Simons · Post by **Bob Simons** » 10 Nov 2009 7:49 am

Could you post a closer picture of the additional graphics on the right side of the front? I can't make out what has been added there from your picture....thanks

Paddy Long · Post by **Paddy Long** » 10 Nov 2009 12:28 pm

With that serial number it was the last one Bruce built in 1997 !

http://www.zumsteel.net/ and click on serial numbers.

It has the older style pedals on it which were changed about 2000-ish !

Jack Conyer · Post by **Jack Conyer** » 10 Nov 2009 2:07 pm

Bob Simons wrote:Could you post a closer picture of the additional graphics on the right side of the front? I can't make out what has been added there from your picture....thanks

Answer to your question.
The additional graphic was my nick name (Old Gray Fox)beside it is a picture of a Fox. This can be easily removed with water.

David Christmas · Post by **David Christmas** » 10 Nov 2009 3:38 pm

Jack bring that zum to Saluda

Ernest Cawby · Post by **Ernest Cawby** » 12 Nov 2009 12:03 am

I know for a fact this guitar has mostly been in storage ever since I have known Jack because as everyone knows he plays his other rig at all the shows. This guitar was changed over by no other than Albert Johnson and he knows what he is doing when work on steels.
I have played this one and it works.

ernie

Jack Conyer · Post by **Jack Conyer** » 12 Nov 2009 7:23 am

[quote="Ernest Cawby"]I know for a fact this guitar has mostly been in storage ever since I have known Jack because as everyone knows he plays his other rig at all the shows. This guitar was changed over by no other than Albert Johnson and he knows what he is doing when work on steels.
I have played this one and it works.

erne

Thanks Ernie, You know I'm just about ready to keep it, I really don't need to sale it,you can't really replace the guitar anyway for what cost now a days.

Ernest Cawby · Post by **Ernest Cawby** » 13 Nov 2009 6:08 pm

Jack keep it and I w2ill borrow the Racxk system and play it in the music room at home and keep it limbered up for you, I almost borrowed it a while back and chickened out, Nan told me to buy Larry's when I had the money but decided it was to much to carry around,.

ernie

Robert Parent · Post by **Robert Parent** » 14 Nov 2009 6:09 am

Jack,

Just sent you an email.....

Thanks,
Robert

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