More E9 White Noise

[richard burton]

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[richard burton]

I get a bit lost on this one
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[Jim Sliff]

Richard, a dumb question - what kind of guitar is that? To this old six-string slinger, it looks like a *Gibson* logo on the front, which can't be right.

Nice videos. Grabbed 'em and put them on my iPod.

Jim

[richard burton]

Jim,
Thanks for the compliment

As far as I know, it's a Denley (sometimes called Ormston).
It was designed as a kit steel in the 60's by Nigel DENnis and Gordon HuntLEY.

When I bought it about 1995, it was a Double 8, with 6 pedals, and 4 knees.
I converted it to SD10, 3 pedals, 4 levers.

I've got some photos of it here: http://usera.imagecave.com/steelie

The Gibson sticker was a freebie in a guitar magazine, as was the Peavey sticker which can be seen on the endplate !
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