How many Steel do you have?

Instruments, mechanical issues, copedents, techniques, etc.

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Mike Perlowin
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Post by Mike Perlowin »

Hey Fred B, you and I are neighbors. I live just off of Verdugo road, a mile south of the 134 freeway.

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Michael Douchette
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Post by Michael Douchette »

Ok... I do have two. My '75 push/pull, and my old blue Franklin SD-10. I've had that 26 years, so it's well paid for.

You guys have got me jonesing to try to do something I'm gonna regret...

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Dick Wood
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Post by Dick Wood »

All of a sudden I 'm feeling very inadequate.

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Post by Larry Robbins »

Tommy,
I am with you on that "Black one" Image as well!
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Al Terhune
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Post by Al Terhune »

Good lord...

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Bill Duve
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Post by Bill Duve »

I have almost one MSA :d
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Lee Baucum
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Post by Lee Baucum »

Just two electric steel guitars and two steel guitar amps.



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Mullen U-12, Excel 8-string Frypan, Evans FET-500, Fender Steel King

Chris Lucker
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Post by Chris Lucker »

I still need three more so I can be a better player.

And one more amp.

And another putter.
Fred Bova
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Post by Fred Bova »

Mike,thats great, that means there are 4 or more steelers within a few miles. I'm in Montrose. We all need to connect and do the "old men in the donut shop talking shop" thing.
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Post by Charlie McDonald »

One.
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George McLellan
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Post by George McLellan »

I have three and that's two more than my wife says I need. As for basses and six stringers, I am going to down size on by selling my upright (the closest estimate of the date is somewhere in the late 1800's or early 1900's) and 66' Guild DE400.

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Erv Niehaus
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Post by Erv Niehaus »

I have all my money tied up in debts and

guitars! Image
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Post by Damir Besic »

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I will be ordering a new SD-10 Promat with a new improved pp changer in natural laquer finish soon and I think I`m done.Another Wildwood Soloist 5 string may be coming too to make company to my Stelling Red Fox


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Post by Duane Reese »

I just got my 10th, but I currently own only 4, two are up for sale (one pending) and another one may be on the market soon. I decided to go with one only, and that it must be an '80s D-10 push/pull; now I have it, and I'm happier than ever.

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Post by Ray Minich »

D-10 Dekley
S-10 Dekley Slimeline Image
S-10 Dekley Student
SD-10 Emmons LG II (play it only, don't mess with it...)
6 string Supro (1965 Model)
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Randall Miller
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Post by Randall Miller »

Wow......Darvin.... you could open up your own music store! All the steels shown here by others as well, look really nice. I only have one, plus a few other regular guitars.

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Kevin Mincke
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Post by Kevin Mincke »

Uh, Erv.... don't make me come over there Image
Robert Parent
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Post by Robert Parent »

At the moment I have a late 80's Zum D-10 as my only steel.
Travis Kline
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Post by Travis Kline »

just one; my old '68 ZB D-10.
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Whoops...almost forgot this > > >


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Jay, you really know how to hit where it hurts Image
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Post by CrowBear Schmitt »

1 2006 Zum D10 9/8
1 1938 Gibson EH150

boy some of you guys got some inredible collections

startin' w Brother Erv
he got all that up in the attic & under the bed
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