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I have read all the previous post on this subject and I am still a bit hesitant on this system and have a couple of questions for those who have installed the system and / or pickup. I am considering ...

A very good example of this model in the off white color. Pickup and electronics are fully functional. I have used this steel on many occasions. The pickup is powerful and has that great Ric tone. ...

I use my Princeton Reverb. My NV112 is the big amp.

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My 67 Princeton Reverb and 69 Princeton

I have a 69 SF Princeton and a 68 BF Princeton Reverb. Very different amps. The non reverb amp is the sweetest clean I have ever heard. I have used it out with guitar and even cranked wide open, yo ...

Get a 57. When you find out what you don't like about the sound, you will be ready to look at other mikes and still have a trusty 57. I started there and now I have about 15 mikes. I still use my 5 ...

I have Don Marre's pickups in my main Tele. Sweet. Just call him. He will figure it out. That being said, The next best thing in my mind is a set of Custom Shop Nocasters. Very versatile.

I got some from Coop last year when I ordered other parts. I'm sure he has them.

Yes, you are correct in what you are thinking

I am trouble building these chords. A chart I am playing has D Fmaj 7th written, but I am finding the notes the same as a D maj 7th on my 6 string. the other is F minor 7th, but I am interested how t ...

I am doing something similar with my Nashville 112. I plug my amp emulator (stereo output) into the Cd jack and the preamp and that both work without half-plugging the power amp. That way I have al ...

Ok, I'll play along. This is interesting.

I have to ask, why have strings at all? Why not velocity / touch sensors like a keyboard and some type of sensor to determine where the bar is and then ...

Had an H4 for about 6 months here and I love it. I have used it to do quick recordings of my daughters new songs for rehearsals and for recording rehearsals of my cover group also. The extra inputs ...

I have tried this with both PSG and Keys and many mike types and it's just too noisy for me in the PA. Unless there is a mike out there I have not tried with excellent mechanical noise rejection, I t ...

Formica PSG's just look cheap to me.
They remind me of those Carbon Fiber Martins. Perhaps they don't sound as bad, but why bother?

to me a guitar (any guitar)should be wood. Wood is/was a livin ...

Bought my Sho-Bud Pro S-10 around around 73, I think. I remember it cost me 600 bucks. At the time, I was making perhaps 100 a week at my job and it seemed a fortune, but it sounded and played so mu ...

My Pro 1 is the only PSG I've ever owned.

Played Mandolin since the 70's. I have an Ibanez "Lawsuit Era" F body. I gave my daughter the A.

I tried In Ears for a while also. I found that getting the right balance with the others so I could hear what I wanted in a balance I could play against was really hard for me in a small bar room act ...

It appears to me that Richard is taking a picture of the Case, not the guitar. I see the leg bag and the pedal cross bar in the pictures. the leg bar is not attached to anything.
It sure looks lik ...

Jerry rewound mine and it's perfect. I could not be happier with the pickup and the service I received.

Looked to be in very good condition. Tag said 289.00 for the amp.

Parkway Music
1602 Route 9
Clifton Park, NY 12065
518-383-0300

I am not associated with the shop or the seller of this amp.

+1 on B0b's comment. It looks like an erector set creation.

I am purchasing an NV112 based on all the positive remarks here and noticed the volume pedal patch on the amp. Does anyone here use the patch and does it have any benefit for the volume pedal? Seems ...

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Topic: 1937 Rickenbacher Model 59 for sale
Richard Chapman Replies: 2 Views: 2514	Forum Section: For Sale: Steel Guitars Posted: 16 Feb 2012 9:48 am Subject: 1937 Rickenbacher Model 59 for sale
Richard Chapman Replies: 2 Views: 2514	bump
Topic: Fishman Nashville Pickup questions
Richard Chapman Replies: 19 Views: 11610	Forum Section: Steel Without Pedals Posted: 3 Feb 2012 9:41 am Subject: Fishman Nashville Pickup questions
Richard Chapman Replies: 19 Views: 11610	I have read all the previous post on this subject and I am still a bit hesitant on this system and have a couple of questions for those who have installed the system and / or pickup. I am considering ...
Topic: 1937 Rickenbacher Model 59 for sale
Richard Chapman Replies: 2 Views: 2514	Forum Section: For Sale: Steel Guitars Posted: 29 Jan 2012 8:11 am Subject: 1937 Rickenbacher Model 59 for sale
Richard Chapman Replies: 2 Views: 2514	A very good example of this model in the off white color. Pickup and electronics are fully functional. I have used this steel on many occasions. The pickup is powerful and has that great Ric tone. ...
Topic: What's your favorite "small" amp for PSG?
Richard Chapman Replies: 61 Views: 26757	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 11 Feb 2010 3:31 pm Subject: What's your favorite "small" amp for PSG?
Richard Chapman Replies: 61 Views: 26757	I use my Princeton Reverb. My NV112 is the big amp.
Topic: Show us your Fender Amps
Richard Chapman Replies: 69 Views: 50704	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 8 Feb 2010 4:09 pm Subject: Show us your Fender Amps
Richard Chapman Replies: 69 Views: 50704	http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix0912/7299_IMG_0064_1.jpg http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix0912/7299_IMG_0065_1.jpg[/img] My 67 Princeton Reverb and 69 Princeton
Topic: Fender Silverface Princeton v SF Princeton Reverb
Richard Chapman Replies: 48 Views: 24999	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 28 Jun 2009 12:20 pm Subject: Fender Silverface Princeton v SF Princeton Reverb
Richard Chapman Replies: 48 Views: 24999	I have a 69 SF Princeton and a 68 BF Princeton Reverb. Very different amps. The non reverb amp is the sweetest clean I have ever heard. I have used it out with guitar and even cranked wide open, yo ...
Topic: Affordable mic for home recording?
Richard Chapman Replies: 31 Views: 9299	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 25 Jun 2009 2:34 pm Subject: Affordable mic for home recording?
Richard Chapman Replies: 31 Views: 9299	Get a 57. When you find out what you don't like about the sound, you will be ready to look at other mikes and still have a trusty 57. I started there and now I have about 15 mikes. I still use my 5 ...
Topic: Tele pickups
Richard Chapman Replies: 43 Views: 20491	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 4 Jun 2009 11:39 am Subject: Tele pickups
Richard Chapman Replies: 43 Views: 20491	I have Don Marre's pickups in my main Tele. Sweet. Just call him. He will figure it out. That being said, The next best thing in my mind is a set of Custom Shop Nocasters. Very versatile.
Topic: Source for Sho-Bud style brass tuning barrels
Richard Chapman Replies: 6 Views: 1939	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 17 May 2009 4:01 pm Subject: Source for Sho-Bud style brass tuning barrels
Richard Chapman Replies: 6 Views: 1939	I got some from Coop last year when I ordered other parts. I'm sure he has them.
Topic: Yet another chord question Major and minor 7ths and....
Richard Chapman Replies: 10 Views: 3427	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 16 May 2009 1:55 pm Subject: Yet another chord question Major and minor 7ths and....
Richard Chapman Replies: 10 Views: 3427	Yes, you are correct in what you are thinking
Topic: Yet another chord question Major and minor 7ths and....
Richard Chapman Replies: 10 Views: 3427	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 16 May 2009 11:29 am Subject: Yet another chord question Major and minor 7ths and....
Richard Chapman Replies: 10 Views: 3427	I am trouble building these chords. A chart I am playing has D Fmaj 7th written, but I am finding the notes the same as a D maj 7th on my 6 string. the other is F minor 7th, but I am interested how t ...
Topic: A solution for those of us who double on steel and guitar?
Richard Chapman Replies: 13 Views: 3721	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 3 May 2009 3:27 pm Subject: A solution for those of us who double on steel and guitar?
Richard Chapman Replies: 13 Views: 3721	I am doing something similar with my Nashville 112. I plug my amp emulator (stereo output) into the Cd jack and the preamp and that both work without half-plugging the power amp. That way I have al ...
Topic: Moving on......
Richard Chapman Replies: 61 Views: 16994	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 11 Feb 2009 7:45 am Subject: Moving on......
Richard Chapman Replies: 61 Views: 16994	Ok, I'll play along. This is interesting. I have to ask, why have strings at all? Why not velocity / touch sensors like a keyboard and some type of sensor to determine where the bar is and then ...
Topic: Fostex Zoom
Richard Chapman Replies: 3 Views: 1787	Forum Section: Recording Posted: 25 Jan 2009 5:23 am Subject: Fostex Zoom
Richard Chapman Replies: 3 Views: 1787	Had an H4 for about 6 months here and I love it. I have used it to do quick recordings of my daughters new songs for rehearsals and for recording rehearsals of my cover group also. The extra inputs ...
Topic: Microphone attachment to pedal steel?
Richard Chapman Replies: 27 Views: 10575	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 14 Dec 2008 5:49 am Subject: Microphone attachment to pedal steel?
Richard Chapman Replies: 27 Views: 10575	I have tried this with both PSG and Keys and many mike types and it's just too noisy for me in the PA. Unless there is a mike out there I have not tried with excellent mechanical noise rejection, I t ...
Topic: Formica covered steels look cheap and ugly
Richard Chapman Replies: 304 Views: 109260	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 13 Dec 2008 4:46 pm Subject: Formica covered steels look cheap and ugly
Richard Chapman Replies: 304 Views: 109260	Formica PSG's just look cheap to me. They remind me of those Carbon Fiber Martins. Perhaps they don't sound as bad, but why bother? to me a guitar (any guitar)should be wood. Wood is/was a livin ...
Topic: Cost of a new steel in 67-75???
Richard Chapman Replies: 25 Views: 8212	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 20 Oct 2008 11:28 am Subject: Cost of a new steel in 67-75???
Richard Chapman Replies: 25 Views: 8212	Bought my Sho-Bud Pro S-10 around around 73, I think. I remember it cost me 600 bucks. At the time, I was making perhaps 100 a week at my job and it seemed a fortune, but it sounded and played so mu ...
Topic: Sho-bud
Richard Chapman Replies: 72 Views: 24891	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 4 Oct 2008 6:09 pm Subject: Sho-bud
Richard Chapman Replies: 72 Views: 24891	My Pro 1 is the only PSG I've ever owned.
Topic: How many of us play the Mandolin?
Richard Chapman Replies: 195 Views: 70904	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 16 Sep 2008 11:36 am Subject: How many of us play the Mandolin?
Richard Chapman Replies: 195 Views: 70904	Played Mandolin since the 70's. I have an Ibanez "Lawsuit Era" F body. I gave my daughter the A.
Topic: in ear monitor..
Richard Chapman Replies: 10 Views: 3993	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 16 Sep 2008 6:21 am Subject: in ear monitor..
Richard Chapman Replies: 10 Views: 3993	I tried In Ears for a while also. I found that getting the right balance with the others so I could hear what I wanted in a balance I could play against was really hard for me in a small bar room act ...
Topic: What makes a ShoBud sound have that sound
Richard Chapman Replies: 90 Views: 25141	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 7 Sep 2008 8:49 am Subject: What makes a ShoBud sound have that sound
Richard Chapman Replies: 90 Views: 25141	It appears to me that Richard is taking a picture of the Case, not the guitar. I see the leg bag and the pedal cross bar in the pictures. the leg bar is not attached to anything. It sure looks lik ...
Topic: sho bud pick up
Richard Chapman Replies: 12 Views: 3767	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 13 Aug 2008 3:27 am Subject: sho bud pick up
Richard Chapman Replies: 12 Views: 3767	Jerry rewound mine and it's perfect. I could not be happier with the pickup and the service I received.
Topic: Saw a Nashville 400 for sale at my local shop
Richard Chapman Replies: 1 Views: 1490	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 18 Jul 2008 12:32 pm Subject: Saw a Nashville 400 for sale at my local shop
Richard Chapman Replies: 1 Views: 1490	Looked to be in very good condition. Tag said 289.00 for the amp. Parkway Music 1602 Route 9 Clifton Park, NY 12065 518-383-0300 I am not associated with the shop or the seller of this amp.
Topic: Harmos Pedal Steel played by Robert Randolph
Richard Chapman Replies: 39 Views: 15120	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 15 Jul 2008 9:14 am Subject: Harmos Pedal Steel played by Robert Randolph
Richard Chapman Replies: 39 Views: 15120	+1 on B0b's comment. It looks like an erector set creation.
Topic: NV 112 Volume Pedal patch.
Richard Chapman Replies: 4 Views: 1487	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 10 Jul 2008 10:08 am Subject: NV 112 Volume Pedal patch.
Richard Chapman Replies: 4 Views: 1487	I am purchasing an NV112 based on all the positive remarks here and noticed the volume pedal patch on the amp. Does anyone here use the patch and does it have any benefit for the volume pedal? Seems ...