The Steel Guitar Forum

Hello everyone,

I'm relatively new to the forum, and wanted to take this opportunity to thank b0b and all of you for your dedication to the steel guitar community. I just ordered my PSG on Tuesday, and as I take on this daunting task it is comforting to know that there is someplace to go for help.

Thank you one and all.

Bob

Bob,,
No thanks needed, we're just glad to see ya come to the Forum.

Hope you enjoy it, and your "steel trip" as much as I do.
Welcome

Larry

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"Fessy" S/D 12, 8/6 Hilton Pedal, Sessions 400 Ltd. Home Grown E/F Rack
"ROCKIN COUNTRY"

Bob, Tell us what you ordered and why you chose such. I need to do so myself, as a beginner , I appreciate your input. Welcome and enjoy the ride.
Rodney

Bowie, Texas

Welcome Bob, you're going to enjoy it here.

Robert, you're a natural...you're from "Pickens". Welcome to the family.

Welcome Bob,
This is the place!Your gonna love it here.
No matter what the question, someone here will have the answer!

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73 PROII,8&4, Steelking, Hilton pedal, USA Tele, Fender Twin,Peterson tuner,Tut Taylor Reso's and Twang to the Bone!!

Thanks for the welcome everyone.

Rodney...I ordered a Carter Starter, not because that's what I really want, but because that is what I could afford at the moment. Would take me at least until the end of the year to save up enough for a pro model, and I figured I could better use the time getting started.

Bob

Welcome Robert,from Alabama,Bama Charlie.

Welcome to the Forum Bob. Wise choice on the Carter Starter. Mainly for the price and second to get you started on your journey to learning to play Pedal Steel. The Forum here is an excellant place for referrals and questions so dont be bashful HA! You will have plenty of oppurtunities to upgrade when you can afford it. WHen you get to that point you might check out Bobbe Seymour's Steel Guitar website "Steel Guitar Nashville" the link to it is in the link section. He has a great site and great pircesd to fit your budget. Plus..You can link to nuthin but Steel Guitar music while on the Internet. Excellant person to deal with. He has all sorts of information that can help you. Hope this helps you.

Gregg

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If it don't have a Steel, it ain't real!

<font size="1" color="#8e236b"><p align="center">[This message was edited by Gregg Thacker on 28 April 2006 at 10:39 PM.]</p></FONT>

Welcom Bob, Always nice to have new blood a nd fresh faces on the forum. I am kinda new myself, and I cant stay away from this darn PC. These people are like family, and sooo much information. Billy Webb,( movin on to Arkansas) geten a lot closer.

Welcome Robert, You're now a member of a rather exclusive if not Zany community..
Baz

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<SMALL>Steel players do it without fretting</SMALL>

Thanks again everyone.

Gregg...I discovered Bobbe's site early on in my research on steel guitar...am listening to the music as I type. Pickens County SC is not really the steel guitar capitol of the universe, so your comments about the Carter are a welcomed reaffirmation. Actually, at this point I have never even seen a steel guitar up close and personal.

Bob

<font size="1" color="#8e236b"><p align="center">[This message was edited by Robert Bayles on 01 May 2006 at 09:44 AM.]</p></FONT>

Welcome! Good to see another member from South Carolina!

Welcome Robert to the FORUM. Every one here has one interest in mind, MAKING YOU A BETTER PSG PLAYER. Remember we all had to start some place and that place usually was "Now that I got this thing how does it work"? You have come to the right place to get that question answered. If I would have had the FORUM to look to in '75 I would have never sold my first PSG.

Wayne
MSA D10 8/2