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Topic: Dekley S10 Pedal Steel Guitar |
Judy Peterson
From: North Carolina, USA
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Posted 2 Oct 2011 2:40 pm
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I am interested in a purchasing a Dekley S10 Pedal Steel Guitar. It has 3 pedals and 3 levers but NO volume pedal. Is that a problem? |
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Philip Mitrakos
From: The Beach South East Florida
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Posted 2 Oct 2011 3:05 pm
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a Deckley s 10 was my first pedal steel , it was a good place to start I think it was $500 when bought it ,as for the volume pedal , they are usually a separate purchase,and they are every where for sale from $20 to $500 ,so good luck with it ! |
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Virg Bodiker
From: Seabrook Texas
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Posted 2 Oct 2011 3:08 pm Dekley S10 Pedal Steel Guitar
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Not a problem...the volume pedal is a seperate piece of equipment connected to the Steel and amp via a standard guitar cords. |
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Tommy Boswell
From: Virginia, USA
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Posted 2 Oct 2011 3:12 pm
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Why do you think it might be a problem? There are lots of places to purchase volume pedals. This forum is a great place. |
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Drew Taubenfeld
From: California, USA
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Posted 2 Oct 2011 8:32 pm
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took my link down, guitar is sold locally
Last edited by Drew Taubenfeld on 17 Oct 2011 10:35 pm; edited 1 time in total |
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Dwight Lewis
From: Huntsville, Alabama
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Posted 3 Oct 2011 5:42 am Dekley S10
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Judy, you cant go wrong with a Dekley. I have had about 5 in my living room from the least to the greatest and they have all had that famously great sound and sustain. They are built like the MSA of old, to last forever. My opinion. The one Drew has should be the ticket for you. Thanks and GOD Bless you all.
Dwight _________________ Dekley (PRS-10C), BMI S12 |
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