Dekley S12U
Posted: 29 Jul 2007 6:59 pm
This is a nice steel. If you've played a Dekley you know what I mean.
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Posted: 30 Jul 2007 4:01 am
I hope I can get this to work--it's a lefthanded Endecott keyless,3X4, 2 pickups, I added the George L E-66
Posted: 30 Jul 2007 6:17 am
Nice??? Now, THAT'S and understatement!Russ said: This is a nice steel. If you've played a Dekley you know what I mean.
And I DO know what you mean, Russ...what incredible guitars they are!!
Posted: 30 Jul 2007 7:04 am
Delvin,
I haven't done a recent count but I have about 20-25 pedal steel guitars and a bunch of the other ones also. I have 11 Emmons push/pulls.
This is my pride and joy:
Here is an interesting one since I 'm on the subject of push/pulls. A couple of years ago, Ron found some old cabinets in the basement and made up a few "new/old" push pulls. Here is one I bought. It has a beautiful 30 year old natural cabinet. Everything under is hood is new.
I haven't done a recent count but I have about 20-25 pedal steel guitars and a bunch of the other ones also. I have 11 Emmons push/pulls.
This is my pride and joy:
Here is an interesting one since I 'm on the subject of push/pulls. A couple of years ago, Ron found some old cabinets in the basement and made up a few "new/old" push pulls. Here is one I bought. It has a beautiful 30 year old natural cabinet. Everything under is hood is new.
My Mullen G2
Posted: 30 Jul 2007 10:50 am
Posted: 30 Jul 2007 11:12 am
Here are my main 2 guitars, Fessenden's of course...
Posted: 30 Jul 2007 1:18 pm
This is my most favorite guitar. Jimmie Crawford made this for me.
This is my Zoom. It is a great playing, great sounding guitar. I keep it set up.
My push/pull that Bobbe Seymour restored for me. This guitar has some kind of tone and 705 pickups.
My LeGrande III also a good guitar and it has 705's.
This is my Zoom. It is a great playing, great sounding guitar. I keep it set up.
My push/pull that Bobbe Seymour restored for me. This guitar has some kind of tone and 705 pickups.
My LeGrande III also a good guitar and it has 705's.
Posted: 30 Jul 2007 10:59 pm
And here is my Derby 10 string lapsteel
Johan
Posted: 2 Aug 2007 6:42 pm
Thanks Jamie for starting this topic. I am in awe at some of the beautiful and well kept guitars on this forum.
This is no doubt the greatest collection of steel guitars ever showcased any where on the web.I am proud to be member of this unique community of steel players,thanks again. Del Ray
www.sacredstrings.com
This is no doubt the greatest collection of steel guitars ever showcased any where on the web.I am proud to be member of this unique community of steel players,thanks again. Del Ray
www.sacredstrings.com
Posted: 2 Aug 2007 7:17 pm
Built by John Widgren
Posted: 2 Aug 2007 7:20 pm
These have been posted before:
Posted: 3 Aug 2007 2:39 am
Chas
Could you post a clip of what your guitar sounds like. I'd love to hear it. Im sure ther are others here as well. Looks cool for sure
Dave
Could you post a clip of what your guitar sounds like. I'd love to hear it. Im sure ther are others here as well. Looks cool for sure
Dave
Posted: 3 Aug 2007 2:03 pm
Dave, I'm not sure how to post a clip and I just used it, for the first time, for one of my pieces. Although, if you know what I do, you know that it's not going to be in a traditional setting.
It sounds surprisingly good. Unlike most of my other guitars, it's very unforgiving and very responsive, so that the slightest bit of sloppy hand technique gets picked up.
It sounds surprisingly good. Unlike most of my other guitars, it's very unforgiving and very responsive, so that the slightest bit of sloppy hand technique gets picked up.
Wow!
Posted: 4 Aug 2007 12:49 am
I spent almost 2 hours pouring over these pictures. What a great thread...and a diverse arsenal of weapons. I want to see your guitar chas...that is like a Star Wars Chewbacca guitar thang...What a treat.....Thanks to everyone...Wow!
Posted: 5 Aug 2007 7:02 pm
Mickey, will you post a shot of the underside of your Mullen G 2?
Yep...Sure will
Posted: 5 Aug 2007 7:26 pm
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Heres My "OTHER"
Posted: 5 Aug 2007 7:29 pm
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Posted: 5 Aug 2007 8:10 pm
Mickey Adams could you please tell us all, as there has been a little yaking goin on here at the shop about JUST how MUCH that Emmons double 12 weighs in the case and out thanks in advance TOMMY
HOPE I win this as i toted a d10 for 10 years and it wasn't a lightweight either
HOPE I win this as i toted a d10 for 10 years and it wasn't a lightweight either
Yep
Posted: 5 Aug 2007 9:06 pm
Packed in a box to ship?...86 LBS...maybe 81 soaking wet... 69lbs setup..
Posted: 6 Aug 2007 11:59 pm
I just bought this beautiful Mullen yesterday. I haven't recieved it yet, but I guess I can go ahead and show it off anyway!
WOW!
Posted: 7 Aug 2007 12:01 am
That is one gorgeous guitar David!...Let us know how she performs...
Posted: 7 Aug 2007 4:04 am
Posted: 7 Aug 2007 7:37 am
how far can this post go !!!
Anyway heres my shobud, sadly in its box dumped under the stairs
Anyway heres my shobud, sadly in its box dumped under the stairs
Posted: 7 Aug 2007 1:54 pm
Jamie,
That's a shame...that's just plain wrong. What a waste. Pack her up and send her to me. I'll pay the freight. I'll give her a good home.
That's a shame...that's just plain wrong. What a waste. Pack her up and send her to me. I'll pay the freight. I'll give her a good home.
Posted: 7 Aug 2007 2:28 pm
The sho Bud is soon to be resurrected. Having all the under carriage rebuilt, new key changer.
Then gonna start my 8 year old daughter on it.
Then gonna start my 8 year old daughter on it.