I went to a annual picnic Just East of Branson over the weekend. to here Keith Hilton Play steel with a group. I had to park about two blocks from where they were playing. and I got out of my vehicle. I could here allot of steel in the mix, Real good old country classic. I thought he had to be going through the PA to sound like he did, And when I got to the bandstand he was just using a Profex II going into the back of two Nashville 400 and one of his pedals and the Profex II was set on 2.Great sound Keith did a great job playing and was those Nashvilles were honking on. I use the same setup but with a Goodrich pedal I had to set my Profex on 5 or 6 an still wasn't doing what he was doing. So now I'm a proud owner of a Hilton PEDAL I have never owned a better pedal Bar none. Now I have two Goodrich one ZUM one Sho-Bud Pedals to put in the closet.
J.T.Durham
ZUM D/10 8&5
ZUM S/10 D/B 3&5
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Jerry, I agree with you 100% . Keith is supper guy a good steel player and a nice guy to do business with. I have known Keith for a long time before he started making Pedals. He sure makes a good Pedal I would never go back to pot Pedal as long as I can get a Hilton Pedal. It is worth the $$$$ To me.
J.T.
Hi Buck, I thank you are one of the good guys to. You are one of my favorite steel Players. I always look forward hereing you play ever time your at Branson at the Pickin Parties.
