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Really nice work. That Kline style tuning head is far better looking than that long ugly one. Did you shorten the guitar?

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the only time I ever broke a 011 gauge string was a gig I was playing at one night and on the way home I slid off the road a guy happened to cum by with his tractor, and all I had for a tow rope was a ...

I prefer a 5 or more piece band. I really don't like having to cover the rhythm guitar (or other rhythm section instrument) parts. Sounds much better than a steel trying to cover that part.

A few ...

Who owns the awards?

My bet would be on the Scott family.

My first pedal is the highest. 2nd pedal is lower. The 3rd pedal is lowest. I play Day style, but when I played Emmons, they were the same. This allows for the ankle bending I need.

without more info you'll get too many responses. what is the amp? do you have a sound clip you can post? otherwise, take it to a tech.

play music!

That was all in the YouTube link in his pos ...

It is OK, and has it's place, like any other instrument. I've been in 2 bands where the guitar player had one. 1 band used it on one song. That was "Save a Horse, Ride a Cowboy". The ban ...

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The Carter is the same. The only problem with the Carter was the spring was not adjustable (one of my pet peeves with any brand with ...

I would have no problems buying this from Amazon. Their return policy is fantastic. Heck, you could even return it if it clashed with your curtains.

If this is a fixed copedent (I know nothing ab ...

That one in Jon's post IS a Carter. I had a Williams 600, and those bellcranks are very different.

It was called the "Little Buddy" student model.

Wasn't the "Little Buddy" made by a different company than Emmons?

Why would you want to mimic the DDT?

The pedal steel guitar would not have been successful as it has been without the Peavey steel guitar amplifier.

I highly doubt that. We would just be using other amps.

Nope. Made by Musiconics International. Bob Murell invented it.

Williams sells nice clip on numbers

They are nice, until you accidentally knock one off when setting up and can't find where it landed. My Carter came with those same clips.

To me, tape on the ...

I have a Dymo label maker. I print out a tiny label with the pedal number on it, wrap it around the rod next to the bend. It's out of sight up there. Easy to read.

Ian said:It just takes a little time and patience, nothing too complicated. Make sure the bell cranks are aligned correctly with the changer so there is no unnecessary rubbing or binding. For any pull ...

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Now I'm old and too far gone. Winking

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See the post below called "We may be done for boys". Been discussed to death.

You DON't have to go "full-out" Mooney. It's just another tool in your toolbox. If it will "short circuit" your brain, well, that's another issue.

I don't know what kind of ph ...

I bought 2 power supplies when I bought mine. The tiny frail cord is a little concerning. It would be nice to find a more heavy duty one.

I've never had an issue with the cord. And I have even trip ...

If you haven't checked out Andy's website, you should, especially if you like inlays. His work is second to none. I occasionally go to his site to drool over the inlays.

I might be able to help. I have an actual "zero" pedal I am taking off my D10. Notice that the left part of the pedal is cut off to make room for the slider that clamps on the leg.

Incl ...

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Topic: Pics of Modified Changer and Tuner on Williams
Richard Sinkler Replies: 14 Views: 615	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 15 Aug 2019 5:25 am Subject: Pics of Modified Changer and Tuner on Williams
Richard Sinkler Replies: 14 Views: 615	Really nice work. That Kline style tuning head is far better looking than that long ugly one. Did you shorten the guitar?
Topic: Mullen 12 String Pickup - $70 Shipped (NEW PRICE)
Richard Sinkler Replies: 8 Views: 337	Forum Section: For Sale: Amps and Accessories Posted: 13 Aug 2019 7:40 am Subject: Mullen 12 String Pickup - $70 Shipped (NEW PRICE)
Richard Sinkler Replies: 8 Views: 337	NEW LOWERED PRICE $70 shipped to lower 48
Topic: How many use a .012 G# on E9th???
Richard Sinkler Replies: 39 Views: 4002	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 13 Aug 2019 7:27 am Subject: How many use a .012 G# on E9th???
Richard Sinkler Replies: 39 Views: 4002	the only time I ever broke a 011 gauge string was a gig I was playing at one night and on the way home I slid off the road a guy happened to cum by with his tractor, and all I had for a tow rope was a ...
Topic: Band Truths
Richard Sinkler Replies: 16 Views: 750	Forum Section: Music Posted: 12 Aug 2019 7:06 am Subject: Band Truths
Richard Sinkler Replies: 16 Views: 750	I prefer a 5 or more piece band. I really don't like having to cover the rhythm guitar (or other rhythm section instrument) parts. Sounds much better than a steel trying to cover that part. A few ...
Topic: Hall of Fame
Richard Sinkler Replies: 30 Views: 1677	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 12 Aug 2019 6:41 am Subject: Hall of Fame
Richard Sinkler Replies: 30 Views: 1677	Who owns the awards? My bet would be on the Scott family.
Topic: Pedal height and shoes
Richard Sinkler Replies: 11 Views: 645	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 10 Aug 2019 3:09 pm Subject: Pedal height and shoes
Richard Sinkler Replies: 11 Views: 645	My first pedal is the highest. 2nd pedal is lower. The 3rd pedal is lowest. I play Day style, but when I played Emmons, they were the same. This allows for the ankle bending I need.
Topic: Weird Amp Noise - Help
Richard Sinkler Replies: 7 Views: 280	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 9 Aug 2019 8:59 am Subject: Weird Amp Noise - Help
Richard Sinkler Replies: 7 Views: 280	without more info you'll get too many responses. what is the amp? do you have a sound clip you can post? otherwise, take it to a tech. play music! That was all in the YouTube link in his pos ...
Topic: Six string banjo for guitarists....yes or no?
Richard Sinkler Replies: 36 Views: 866	Forum Section: Music Posted: 8 Aug 2019 5:56 am Subject: Six string banjo for guitarists....yes or no?
Richard Sinkler Replies: 36 Views: 866	It is OK, and has it's place, like any other instrument. I've been in 2 bands where the guitar player had one. 1 band used it on one song. That was "Save a Horse, Ride a Cowboy". The ban ...
Topic: Current PSG brands with extra changer finger?
Richard Sinkler Replies: 13 Views: 807	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 8 Aug 2019 5:24 am Subject: Current PSG brands with extra changer finger?
Richard Sinkler Replies: 13 Views: 807	https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix1712/670_IMG_1345_1.jpg The Carter is the same. The only problem with the Carter was the spring was not adjustable (one of my pet peeves with any brand with ...
Topic: Questions about a simple steel guitar
Richard Sinkler Replies: 6 Views: 592	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 8 Aug 2019 4:56 am Subject: Questions about a simple steel guitar
Richard Sinkler Replies: 6 Views: 592	I would have no problems buying this from Amazon. Their return policy is fantastic. Heck, you could even return it if it clashed with your curtains. If this is a fixed copedent (I know nothing ab ...
Topic: 3/8 square bellcranks w/swivel?
Richard Sinkler Replies: 12 Views: 516	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 5 Aug 2019 5:10 pm Subject: 3/8 square bellcranks w/swivel?
Richard Sinkler Replies: 12 Views: 516	That one in Jon's post IS a Carter. I had a Williams 600, and those bellcranks are very different.
Topic: Attention Emmons experts. See For Sale
Richard Sinkler Replies: 8 Views: 771	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 4 Aug 2019 5:44 am Subject: Re: little what?
Richard Sinkler Replies: 8 Views: 771	It was called the "Little Buddy" student model. Wasn't the "Little Buddy" made by a different company than Emmons?
Topic: Can an External Compressor Mimic the NV 400 DDT Compression?
Richard Sinkler Replies: 11 Views: 348	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 3 Aug 2019 7:40 am Subject: Can an External Compressor Mimic the NV 400 DDT Compression?
Richard Sinkler Replies: 11 Views: 348	Why would you want to mimic the DDT?
Topic: Peavey auction
Richard Sinkler Replies: 34 Views: 2418	Forum Section: Music Posted: 2 Aug 2019 5:02 am Subject: Peavey auction
Richard Sinkler Replies: 34 Views: 2418	The pedal steel guitar would not have been successful as it has been without the Peavey steel guitar amplifier. I highly doubt that. We would just be using other amps.
Topic: MCI Pedal Steels and the Guitorgan
Richard Sinkler Replies: 2 Views: 228	Forum Section: Music Posted: 30 Jul 2019 5:04 am Subject: MCI Pedal Steels and the Guitorgan
Richard Sinkler Replies: 2 Views: 228	Nope. Made by Musiconics International. Bob Murell invented it.
Topic: Marking pedal rods....my way.
Richard Sinkler Replies: 27 Views: 1527	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 29 Jul 2019 12:16 pm Subject: Marking pedal rods....my way.
Richard Sinkler Replies: 27 Views: 1527	Williams sells nice clip on numbers They are nice, until you accidentally knock one off when setting up and can't find where it landed. My Carter came with those same clips. To me, tape on the ...
Topic: Mullen 12 String Pickup - $70 Shipped (NEW PRICE)
Richard Sinkler Replies: 8 Views: 337	Forum Section: For Sale: Amps and Accessories Posted: 29 Jul 2019 6:25 am Subject: Mullen 12 String Pickup - $70 Shipped (NEW PRICE)
Richard Sinkler Replies: 8 Views: 337	^ \|
Topic: Marking pedal rods....my way.
Richard Sinkler Replies: 27 Views: 1527	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 29 Jul 2019 6:21 am Subject: Marking pedal rods....my way.
Richard Sinkler Replies: 27 Views: 1527	I have a Dymo label maker. I print out a tiny label with the pedal number on it, wrap it around the rod next to the bend. It's out of sight up there. Easy to read.
Topic: Switching a Carter S12U from Emmons to Day
Richard Sinkler Replies: 4 Views: 230	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 29 Jul 2019 6:18 am Subject: Switching a Carter S12U from Emmons to Day
Richard Sinkler Replies: 4 Views: 230	Ian said:It just takes a little time and patience, nothing too complicated. Make sure the bell cranks are aligned correctly with the changer so there is no unnecessary rubbing or binding. For any pull ...
Topic: Show us your keyless pedal steel
Richard Sinkler Replies: 14 Views: 632	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 29 Jul 2019 6:00 am Subject: Show us your keyless pedal steel
Richard Sinkler Replies: 14 Views: 632	Old and long gone. Now I'm old and too far gone. https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix1712/1049_DesertStar4_1.jpg
Topic: It was only a matter of time - steel emulator software
Richard Sinkler Replies: 6 Views: 606	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 27 Jul 2019 3:13 pm Subject: It was only a matter of time - steel emulator software
Richard Sinkler Replies: 6 Views: 606	See the post below called "We may be done for boys". Been discussed to death.
Topic: How to sound like Ralph Mooney?
Richard Sinkler Replies: 47 Views: 2784	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 26 Jul 2019 7:23 am Subject: How to sound like Ralph Mooney?
Richard Sinkler Replies: 47 Views: 2784	You DON't have to go "full-out" Mooney. It's just another tool in your toolbox. If it will "short circuit" your brain, well, that's another issue. I don't know what kind of ph ...
Topic: Power Supply For Hilton Standard Volume Pedal
Richard Sinkler Replies: 15 Views: 755	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 26 Jul 2019 4:18 am Subject: Power Supply For Hilton Standard Volume Pedal
Richard Sinkler Replies: 15 Views: 755	I bought 2 power supplies when I bought mine. The tiny frail cord is a little concerning. It would be nice to find a more heavy duty one. I've never had an issue with the cord. And I have even trip ...
Topic: My first Pedal Steel Build
Richard Sinkler Replies: 25 Views: 1423	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 26 Jul 2019 4:13 am Subject: My first Pedal Steel Build
Richard Sinkler Replies: 25 Views: 1423	If you haven't checked out Andy's website, you should, especially if you like inlays. His work is second to none. I occasionally go to his site to drool over the inlays.
Topic: Need Carter Steel Pedal, wanting to add 9th floor pedal
Richard Sinkler Replies: 6 Views: 236	Forum Section: Wanted To Buy Posted: 25 Jul 2019 2:13 pm Subject: Need Carter Steel Pedal, wanting to add 9th floor pedal
Richard Sinkler Replies: 6 Views: 236	I might be able to help. I have an actual "zero" pedal I am taking off my D10. Notice that the left part of the pedal is cut off to make room for the slider that clamps on the leg. Incl ...