Dekley pedal steel guitar test

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Joe Krumel
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Very nice! I wish my guitar sounded that nice !
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Larry Jamieson
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Sounds and looks great, Andre! You sound like a top shelf player.
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Larry Jamieson wrote:Sounds and looks great, Andre! You sound like a top shelf player.
Absolutely!!
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Rick Campbell
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That's is some good tone and sustain!

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Post by Tony Dingus »

Sounds great. Sweet tone.

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I have owned 2 Dekleys, and believe me, they sound fantastic.. Its a very "woody" and organic tone, yet the guitars are not made of "real" wood.. They remain one of the few great values in a used pedal guitar, as they still sell at a reasonably 'sane" price point, probably due to lack of brand hype.
Undercarriage design and build quality as good as anything of the era, and better than most. Similar to MSA , but if I remember right, there may have been a keyway machined into the round shafts so they could not slip like was possible on MSA -[rare].. I might be wrong on that, but I do remember something a bit different from the MSA, yet very similar..
In any case, the one featured in this thread sounded sweet and also sounded very well played.... bob
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Fine sounding steel and played well. Good job on the rebuild.
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Is that a Georgie L E66 pickup? I learned on one of the first D 10’s that came out and I had E66’s which sounded great thru my LTD! Nice job on the restoration!
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