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Topic: Newbie for pedalsteel |
Ashoke kumar Das
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West Bengal, India
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Posted 29 May 2017 11:31 pm |
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| Well,I'm truely saying I can't afford the so much money for the Mullen guitar though this is occur high quality. I have got advice Stage-one or GFI SM10 are priced below. So what I should be done into next options. Thanks. |
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Jay Friedrich
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Dallas, TX
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Ashoke kumar Das
From:
West Bengal, India
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Posted 30 May 2017 11:17 pm Newbie for pedalsteel
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OK Jay, I have seen samash web.Two GFI model 3 pedals 2 knee levers and 3 padals 4 knee levers ) are being seen.
Is there any bad or good matter in between two guitars?
Thanks. Ashoke. |
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Jay Friedrich
From:
Dallas, TX
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Posted 31 May 2017 12:17 am Re: Newbie for pedalsteel
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| Ashoke kumar Das wrote: |
OK Jay, I have seen samash web.Two GFI model 3 pedals 2 knee levers and 3 padals 4 knee levers ) are being seen.
Is there any bad or good matter in between two guitars?
Thanks. Ashoke. |
They're the same instrument, just one has 4 knee levers, the other only comes with 2.
It's like buying a car, but one has 2 doors, while the other has 4 doors. The 2 door car is less expensive, but the 4 door car is more versatile.
Since it will be difficult to add the extra knee levers once the guitar arrives in India, get them now, at the beginning.
This will minimize the need for additions or changes in the future, and thus minimize your long term cost of ownership.
It will also minimize a source of potential frustration.
Here is a nice demo I found of the GFI...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXdp73h-il4
Good luck! |
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