The Steel Guitar Forum

Here's on I made...1/2"PVC, If you can find what is called a "snap T", get those. I used a regular T, have to cut just enough so it will snap onto the leg, also grind/remove the center part that keeps the pipe from going too far into the T(arrow),velcro to hold in place, about $2. It fit tight enough, no glue was needed, let's you adjust for better viewing.

I saw what Mr. Ford did and so I ran down to the local hardware and built me one a mount like his. Works great! Thanks Bill Ford!

I have a Tech 21 Roto choir that I drilled a hole in the bottom plate, glued a T-not to go through the plate (after removing the spikes that hold the T-nut into a piece of wood. I use the mount that came with my StroboFlip tuner to fix it to my guitar leg. I also use an EQ for dobro simulation that I super glued on of those George L leg clamps to the back, and clip it to another leg. They work great.

This is what I use, works great. And will fit most steel legs.












Jimmy

My latest effort, same cross "T"/snap "T" configuration, 1/8" lexan for base. BF

not a leg attachment or a single effects but take a look at this alternative




Joe Naylor
www.steelseat.com

Joe, Maybe something like that as a sidecar for your seats, neat,and compact....Bill

Maybe with wheels, and a slide handle

Something like this would work.

Larry Behm