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brian brown

 

Post  Posted 26 Jan 2000 5:51 pm    
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I am buiding my first lap steel. I am going to use a locust fence post. I can't seem to find any sites that have parts. Can anyone suggest some?

Also, any tips for first time builders?
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Mike D

 

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Phx, Az
Post  Posted 27 Jan 2000 7:31 am    
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I made a real neat 6 string using Telecaster parts. Using a Tele style bridge with the cover gives you the whole package including hanguard for a pretty reasonable price. It also allows you to run the strings through the body. All the stuff can be got from Stewart-MacDonald.
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Brad Bechtel


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San Francisco, CA
Post  Posted 27 Jan 2000 11:21 am    
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Check John Tipka's web site and buy his brochure on building a lap steel.


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Jason Lollar

 

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Seattle area
Post  Posted 27 Jan 2000 1:54 pm    
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I have a high output 8 string pickup if you are building that style on my site at http://lollar.hypermart.net gives you some extra drive.
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Mike D

 

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Phx, Az
Post  Posted 27 Jan 2000 2:40 pm    
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Hey Jason, how's it goin'? Did ya take a look at my Weissonator over on the MIMF?
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