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Topic: National Tricone Style 1 for trade in Europe |
Peter Schilske
From:
Germany
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 Posted 19 Nov 2008 9:57 am |
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Robert Murphy
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Maryland, USA
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| Posted 19 Nov 2008 12:37 pm |
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| I hope I am welcome here Peter but I was sitting down to post the same message! I have a 1993 Polychrone tricone National with round neck. Mint condition. I would prefer a square neck as well. Bottle neck slide is o.k. but I am just a much better lap steeler. Any trades States side? |
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Peter Schilske
From:
Germany
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| Posted 19 Nov 2008 12:51 pm |
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Tonu Timm
From:
Estonia
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| Posted 19 Nov 2008 2:35 pm |
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Have nothing to trade, but am interested in roundneck. I live and play in Europe, just write to: tonu.timm@gmail.com
Best wishes! T. |
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Robert Murphy
From:
Maryland, USA
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| Posted 20 Nov 2008 7:15 pm |
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| Dear Peter, I called National Guitar today and the tech guy Don plays lap steel too. He said "put a new raised nut on it"! I can do that myself or if you can find a luthier to replace the radiused nut with a straight bone nut about 1/8 higher you have yourself a fine lap style guitar. Do not go with the metal nut extender, it is just to high and compounds the tension. A new bolt on square neck: $500.00 ! |
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Mike Neer
From:
NJ
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Martin Abend
From:
Berlin, Germany
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| Posted 21 Nov 2008 3:11 am |
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Hi Peter,
I made an announcement on my Pedal-Steel blog. I hope it's fine with you. |
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Peter Schilske
From:
Germany
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| Posted 21 Nov 2008 9:09 am |
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Hi Martin, thanks, very kind.
All the best
Peter |
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Peter Schilske
From:
Germany
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| Posted 13 Dec 2008 9:28 am |
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| BUMP! |
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mikey
From:
Hawaii, Big Island
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| Posted 8 Jan 2009 6:41 am just switch necks |
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Aloha,
With the new style Tricones you can switch necks..just contact the factory I'm sure you could sell your round neck on ebay to cover the costs of the square. Good luck!
Mike |
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