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Tony Harris

 

From:
England
Post  Posted 23 Dec 1999 4:41 am    
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More advice wanted -sorry,guys, but I'm new here! I'm thinking of fitting a new pickup to an old (Otwin)lap-steel. I'd like to get the tone of a pedal steel pickup(more modern, brighter-sounding). Any ideas?
Thanks.
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Andy Alford

 

Post  Posted 23 Dec 1999 5:05 am    
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A friend just put a MSA pedal steel pickup on a new 8 string he built.It sounds great.
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Ed Naylor

 

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portsmouth.ohio usa, R.I.P.
Post  Posted 23 Dec 1999 5:36 am    
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The Bill Lawrence will do the job.There are two or three options. If I can be of help call 1-800-749-3363 Ed Naylor Steel Guitar Works
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Jason Lollar

 

From:
Seattle area
Post  Posted 24 Dec 1999 12:23 pm    
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I make a few models of steel pickups
http://lollar.hypermart.net/pickups.htm
good stuff so are the other guys.
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Mike Tatro

 

From:
Oregon, USA
Post  Posted 28 Dec 1999 3:56 pm    
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I've got to side with Ed on this one...

I just bought a Mellobar with a Lawrence 500 humbucker. Man o man. It's the best steel PU I've ever played. I ordered another neck just like it. Contact Smith Family Music for more information. Ted will steer you straight.
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