The Steel Guitar Forum

Just got the new Boss' GT100 unit and very impressed with the sounds (direct to p.a.) ease of edit is a breeze plus it is fully usb upgradable with a host of new sounds.The Expression pedal is a dream to use and easily performs duty with my steel,and the whole unit costs about what a good V/pedal would.So now switching between guitar and steel is just a few dabs on the up/down pedals and away.

So, how many peanuts?

The price runs about $549.00. That's a lot of peanuts.

That is what I thought too when I looked it up!! Peanuts must be fetching a good price these days!

Wally, the hourly wage in the United Kingdom is a lot more than it is in Kentucky.

It must be if $549.00 is considered, "peanuts".

For Unusual Values of "Peanuts."

The average weekly wage in the uk is around $900.00

Have to say that amount is the Government figure grossly distorted by high earners.
Just looked it up and actually four in five new jobs average $530 p/w.

Tony Smart wrote:Have to say that amount is the Government figure grossly distorted by high earners.
Just looked it up and actually four in five new jobs average $530 p/w.

I just came back from four weeks in my hometown of Birmingham. How can anyone afford to live in England nowadays?

Just quit my day job. Moving on a farm and going to cash crop some peanuts... Will get back to ya and let ya know how rich I become..

Daryl

I think the OP meant macadamian nuts

Checked out some demos on YouTube....yes it does seem like an awesome, very advanced yet somewhat easy to use/program unit.
Do you use the Rock presets on your steel?

Alan....that's why 2 great Canadian nurses from where I was "done" have returned to Canada. They loved U.K. but told me they just couldn't afford to live here anymore. Our loss big time....they were great nurses.


Micky "scars" Byrne. U.K.

Commodities today;
"$424.86. per ton for Runner peanuts. $273.91. per ton for Spanish peanuts. $427.79. per ton for Valencia peanuts. $427.79. per ton for Virginia peanuts ...";

so i guess the subject line should read, 'great multi-effects unit for a ton of peanuts!'

2 tons of Spanish peanuts!

Ole John ....Adios

Micky "scars" Byrne U.K.

Oh Pancho! Oh Cisco!!!!!

Hello, Robert...

Now that you've had the GT-100 for a while, what do you think about it?

Would you recommend it to other steelers?

How do you deal with the jacks on the back? Do they get in the way?

Thanks.

Andrew