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Dennis Schell
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Hi Jani,

Gee that's a great looking pedal steel you built! I used to gig and hang out with the guy who built my steel and I know what's involved with a "built from scratch" instrument, a LOT of painstaking work!

Congratulations on a job well done, and welcome to a great forum!

Dennis
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:lol: Welcome to the Steel Guitar Forum, Jani; you'll enjoy your stay with us; And with a good looking guitar such as your first venture; it's looking mighty fine. The photos are excellent. Always great to have another builder of Pedal Steels in our mists.Maybe one of our Pros will be looking to try out a new guitar. Send us a clip [ video ] showing us what it sounds like.. Jani, keep up the good work; and visit us real often, O.K? Regards, Bernie :roll:
2007 Zum S-10; 1967 Sho-Bud [ D-10 ]; 85 S-10 Sierra; 1953 Multi-Kord [ 6 String- 4 pedals ] A Sho-Bro six String Resonator Guitar; Nashville 112 Amp; hilton Vol. Pedal
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Post by Jani Peter Sandvik »

but one thing im not so proud of my guitar is that the pedals are to close to each other so i cant use shoes when i play but ill keep it as a home guitar and the other one (when i finaly get it finished) as a gig guitar and maybe ill make some more :lol: its kind of a little hobby :lol:
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Have you tried hard-soled mocassins? Maybe they're not popular in Europe, but they have narrower soles.
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Charlie McDonald wrote:Have you tried hard-soled mocassins? Maybe they're not popular in Europe, but they have narrower soles.
no but we have these called rejno mocassins and they are for old papas
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by the way i have a present for ya all when i get it ready cause this new guitar wich im building i have designed it my self and ill let you get a taste of it in 3d picture when i have assembled in the application ill get a print screen of it :D its looking good in my opinion hehehe
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Welcome to the Forum Jani !
Reinos are not for old guys only , my 11 year old just got his first pair.Initiation complete,now he`s a true Finn ! :)
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Post by Jani Peter Sandvik »

Olli Haavisto wrote:Welcome to the Forum Jani !
Reinos are not for old guys only , my 11 year old just his first pair.Initiation complete,now he`s a true Finn ! :)
there ya goo hehehe :D ;)
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