Anybody hear of a Pierce steel?

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Mike Perlowin
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Anybody hear of a Pierce steel?

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3 pedals, no knees? A friend of a friend just bought one of these.

Can knee levers be added?
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Knee levers can be added to anything. At least I can't think of any exceptions.
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Post by Joseph Myers »

I had this one months ago. Built by Ralph Pierce in Indiana. If this is the same that just sold on Reverb recently, It used to be mine 6 months ago. I got it from someone who rebuilt the mechanics. I worked hard to adjust them and got it playing well in a G tuning with a very odd copedent. I sold it months ago and it look like the buyer just sold it again.

Perhaps it is not the same one?

I really liked that guitar. The tone was just great. It was raise only. Tough to tune as it tune sort of like a reverse pull release.

If it is that guitar I think it would be difficult to have knee ever work well on there.

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