Stand for lap steel

Lap steels, resonators, multi-neck consoles and acoustic steel guitars

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Duane Becker
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Stand for lap steel

Post by Duane Becker »

Anyone know of a source for a lap steel stand. I have a friend who would like to stand up while playing a six string little Supro.
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Jon Light (deceased)
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Post by Jon Light (deceased) »

These are absolutely first rate.

http://www.deluxe34.com/index.html
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Post by Duane Becker »

Perfect Jon, I'll pass the info on.
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Jeff Mead
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Post by Jeff Mead »

Jon Light wrote:These are absolutely first rate.

http://www.deluxe34.com/index.html
I've never seen a picture of one of these folded down.

How small are they when disassembled?
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Jon Light (deceased)
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Post by Jon Light (deceased) »

Jeff Mead wrote: How small are they when disassembled?

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Post by Jack Hanson »

Mark at Deluxe34 is easy to work with and does not shy away from special orders:
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Frank James Pracher
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Post by Frank James Pracher »

Yet another plug for Mark's Deleux34 stands.. when it's all packed up its super easy to transport.
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Ed Pettersen
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Post by Ed Pettersen »

Yup, the Deluxe 34 stands are aces. Very well made. A+++

Totally worth it.
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Post by Rick Funcik »

Yep, Deluxe34 makes a great product, solid with no BS, and a good guy too.
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Terry VunCannon
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Post by Terry VunCannon »

Deluxe 34 also makes a great vintage looking stand, I love mine.

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Jeff Mead
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Post by Jeff Mead »

[quote="Terry VunCannon"]Deluxe 34 also makes a great vintage looking stand, I love mine.

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That's exactly the sort I want!!! Couldn't see it on their web site so I just Emailed them.
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Terry VunCannon
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Post by Terry VunCannon »

Yes, he can hook you up. Tell him you want one like I have. It is not listed on the site, but he can make 'em.
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Post by George Rout »

I recently bought a Deluxe34 4 legged and it is nothing short of fantastic. I can use it for several of my guitars. A lot of thought has gone into the design, and it's very, very sturdy. High quality materials AND workmanship. You can't do better.
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