ZumSteel Stage Ones, sale over, please close

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Doug Earnest
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Post by Doug Earnest »

Hi Calvin,
Yes, it can be done. Are you looking for one?
Thanks!
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Calvin Walley
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Post by Calvin Walley »

Doug

i might be in the market for one soon but it would have to be a pretty blue color :D :D
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Guitars that i have owned in order are :
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richard burton
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Post by richard burton »

Is the Stage One a pull-release steel ?
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Post by Allan Jirik »

After a week I can say this guitar is killer! Buyers remorse=0. I did knock the LKL past the stop, I guess because my old Sho-bud required much more pressure. Also, if I'm not careful I'm pushing RKR when I work the volume pedal. No fault of the guitar, it's just the levers are soooo easy to accuate. Modern technology at its best.

This ain't no Maverick or Carter Starter. This is an axe that will take you anywhere you want to go with it. Made in America! Now Doug, what's that 4th knee lever do... if you think you are limited by 3&4, think again. There is more music on that guitar than you can create in a lifetime. So...get going!!!
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Calvin Walley
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Post by Calvin Walley »

i have had one of these guitars in the past and can say it was a great little guitar .just wish it had a pad
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proud parent of a sailor

Mullen SD-10 /nashville 400
gotta love a Mullen!!!

Guitars that i have owned in order are :
Mullen SD-10,Simmons SD-10,Mullen SD-10,Zum stage one,Carter starter,
Sho-Bud Mavrick
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Calvin Walley
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Post by Calvin Walley »

do you still have this color ?
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Mullen SD-10 /nashville 400
gotta love a Mullen!!!

Guitars that i have owned in order are :
Mullen SD-10,Simmons SD-10,Mullen SD-10,Zum stage one,Carter starter,
Sho-Bud Mavrick
Duane Keiper
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Post by Duane Keiper »

Last week while surfing the web I found myself at you-tube watching the David Hartley videos. I'm hooked! I now watch Dave every day and have decided to learn Pedal Steel Guitar. I have ordered lots of DVDs and CDs to help me learn. I joined this forum yesterday and I will be buying my PSG in the next few days or so. I am looking at two of them. One is a Emmons owned by Justin Brown here at the forum. And the other is one of your Stageones. The Stageones have a great price and look good but they just don't look as good as they could if they had a pad and I really want a pad on my guitar, that I plan on owning for a long time. I don't know what to buy yet. It's a very hard choice to make.
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Doug Earnest
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Post by Doug Earnest »

Hi Richard Burton,
Yes, the Stage One is a pull-release single finger changer. It works great for the E9th tuning.

Calvin, I am getting some more of the teal color. It does not look like that picture, it is darker and a little more green. It makes a very nice looking guitar.

Duane Keiper, welcome to the forum. Don Blood makes an aftermarket detachable pad for about $100.
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richard burton
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Post by richard burton »

Thanks Doug,
I thought it looked like a pull-release from the photos, but wasn't quite sure.

I'm a big fan of the pull-release system, it's simple, reliable, and has inherent good tone :D
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Randy Wade
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Post by Randy Wade »

The Stage One is all that for sure "simple, reliable, great tone" and I would add "adequate" with it's four standard knee levers.
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Post by Tyler Hall »

I just now saw this and was going to say something, but I think to tell Mr. Myrick and Mr. Earnest in person would be better. Tim, I'll get to you later.

These are great little guitars and Doug's a real good guy. I'd buy one, but I'm saving up to buy a weedeater. :P
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Bump for a great guy and a great little psg. The one I brought was less than 6 months old and even though it wasn't purchased new from Doug, he agreed to honor the remainder of the "pretty good warranty" at the request of the seller. Nice!!!
Here it is complete with add-on pad, tuner and music holder. Now, if I could just play :lol: Thanks for a great little guitar.

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Post by Allan Jirik »

Bump for a great guy and a great little psg
As Jimmy Dickens says, "I may be little but I'm LOUD!!!"
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Post by Larz May »

Doug
Can you forward me the info on the arm pad??? Thanks Man!!! Lovin the Zum/StageOne!!!!
Cant wait for the other parts from you to come in!!! Will send pics when all upgrades are finished!!
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Doug Earnest
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Hi Larz,
Search on here for Don Blood, he makes the pads. I'll see if I can find it, also. Your parts will ship out Monday.
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Bump!

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BUMP!
Much easier to find this post on page 1

Just sent in order for a red one.
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Doug Earnest
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Post by Doug Earnest »

March 10, 2010
The half price shipping offer is over. Thanks to everyone who responded! (A surprisingly large amount, by the way... :) Those who have inquired during this time but have not officially placed an order will receive the half price shipping when the order is confirmed. We may do this again a little later in the spring.
I have to go do my real gig for a few weeks, working on power plants so we can have electricity. I don't like them but it pays really well.
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