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graham rodger
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A Big Thankyou to Internet Steelers

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I post this here as it was here on the Net that I got a grounding on Pedal Steel.I purchased a Sho Bud guitar(3+4).. 2 years ago without knowing very much about it or the mechanics of it.Through asking loads of questions to loads of people,i slowly got my answers and am pretty versed in the mechanics of my instrument now thanks to these people.My playing is coming on too :)
I completely stripped the underside and rebuilt it better..slowly...I'd like to thank a few guys who took the time and were patient with my system of twenty questions.All types of questions on all aspects of the instrument....To name but a few in no particular order,sorry if i forget anyone.............

Larry Bell...copedent questions and for recommending John Coop to me.

John Coop for understanding my lack of knowledge and suppling me the A++++++ parts.

Ricky Davis...for helping me iron out the rough spots of the mechanics.

Gerry Hogan for tuning parts and keeping me on the phone for an hour...I am not worthy etc..

A big bunch of guys in The Steel Guitar Chatroom for answering a barage of questions..and for takin the time to help,and being great company..you know who you are guys.....BB,RW,JW,HM,RB,MMcG,DB,...Too many to mention.
The Steel Guitar Forum!!for the facility of accessing information that is only available on the Forum,and certainly not here in the UK!!

A Great Big Thankyou From Me Guys..... :)

Heres the after picture..(8+5)
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Hook Moore
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Post by Hook Moore »

Sure looking good Graham, congradulations ! :)
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Post by graham rodger »

Thanks Hook,P.S. Like to thank Joe for the polish,and Curtis for Mull of Kintyre.Thanks Again Sir :)
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Post by Al Marcus »

Graham-Nice looking Sho-Bud. Good job.I have a Pro 1 with 6 and 5. It is nice too...al.:):)
Michigan (MSGC)Christmas Dinner and Jam on my 80th Birthday.

My Email.. almarcus@cmedic.net
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Cheers Al,all good fun...Love You're website,quite a history you have there Sir..Great Stuff :)
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your Sho-Bud

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Graham,
A mighty fine piece of work my friend,,,indeed it is.
BB
If you play 'em, play 'em good!
If you build 'em, build 'em good!
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Post by Jim Walker »

Hey Graham, The old Bud is looking good underneath. First thing they told me, If you are going to own vintage PSG's you need to be somewhat of a vintage PSG mechanic. Looks like you're doing fine.

Take care,

JW
Show Pro D10, Session 400
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Post by graham rodger »

Thanks Bobby and Jim,Having fun with the guitar now,took too long to rebuild underside..bout 4 1/2 months gee.Learned by my mistakes literally and by picking all your brains...Thanks again for everyones input..Happy Steeler Here :)
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Post by Al Marcus »

Graham-Thanks for looking at my website.

There is a picture of my Sho-bud S10 Prof. with my Great Grandson looking on while I was playing it. Another one when I played with the "Geritol Three" at Indian Harbor Beach Resort. The leader was 78 and I was the youngest at 65. We played the whole season for 3 months down there in Florida.
Now that you have the Sho-Bud the way you want it, you will be happy with it.....al.:):)
Michigan (MSGC)Christmas Dinner and Jam on my 80th Birthday.

My Email.. almarcus@cmedic.net
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Post by graham rodger »

Gettin used to it now Al,Thanks.
The finish on your professional looks very like my Sho-Bud,gorgeous piece of wood.
My guitar is a Pro II Custom,1975..Its a Universal setup too.
You have definately "been there" and "done that" Sir.
Had a look at both your MSA Universals on your site,absolutely gorgeous guitars...:)
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P.S. Got your CD just about worn out Bobby,Fantastic,Pure and Simple indeed,mighty fine playing on there,Hook too,Curt's too..Great..Cheers all of you,Regards to all roomers :)
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Post by Hook Moore »

Thanks my friend :)
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