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Thomas Colvin

 

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Austin,Texas, USA
Post  Posted 5 Nov 2022 11:33 am    
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I've inherited an MSA after a dear friend passed and have now idea how to set it up for my copendent. It also will need some general maintenance. Can anyone recommend a tech for MSA steels in the Austin area?
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Sonny Jenkins


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Texas Masonic Retirement Center,,,Arlington Tx
Post  Posted 6 Nov 2022 3:07 am    
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Maybe Johnny Cox in Halletsville,,,,probably around an hour away from Austin
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Ken Morgan

 

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Midland, Texas, USA
Post  Posted 6 Nov 2022 7:44 am    
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Emmett Roach in Dripping Springs does fine work
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Ken Morgan
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Susan Alcorn


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Baltimore, MD, USA
Post  Posted 8 Nov 2022 8:27 am    
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Craig Holden was Bobby Bowman's protege, and he lives in Austin. He knows his stuff and does great work.
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Ross Shafer


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Petaluma, California
Post  Posted 10 Nov 2022 7:01 am    
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Memphislim here on the forum lives very near Austin, gigs there weekly and is an excellent steel mechanic. I know he takes in repair work from time to time.
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Steve Spitz

 

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New Orleans, LA, USA
Post  Posted 18 Nov 2022 1:01 pm     Steel tech
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Sounds like living in Austin has its perks.
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Herb Steiner

 

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Spicewood TX 78669
Post  Posted 19 Nov 2022 10:15 am     Re: Steel tech
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Steve Spitz wrote:
Sounds like living in Austin has its perks.


Earning a multi-six-figure income (a requirement for living in Austin with any kind of lifestyle) allows you to have many perks. Those musicians who purchased their homes before 1990 breathe easier and now only have to worry about how to pay their exorbitant property taxes. Just sayin'... Laughing
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Mike Holder


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Post  Posted 21 Nov 2022 5:31 pm    
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If it were me, I would approach Johnny Cox. He worked for MSA, and has forgotten more pedal steel than most people will ever learn…just sayin!
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Lee Baucum


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McAllen, Texas (Extreme South) The Final Frontier
Post  Posted 21 Nov 2022 5:52 pm     Re: Steel tech
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Herb Steiner wrote:
Steve Spitz wrote:
Sounds like living in Austin has its perks.


Earning a multi-six-figure income (a requirement for living in Austin with any kind of lifestyle) allows you to have many perks. Those musicians who purchased their homes before 1990 breathe easier and now only have to worry about how to pay their exorbitant property taxes. Just sayin'... Laughing


And then the skyrocketing increases in premiums for homeowners' insurance.
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Lauren Ellis

 

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Austin, Texas
Post  Posted 5 Dec 2022 8:00 am    
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Ricky Davis refurbed both of my MSA's in fine fashion!
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Darvin Willhoite


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Roxton, Tx. USA
Post  Posted 5 Dec 2022 8:54 pm    
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I lived 30 miles northwest of Austin in Williamson county and the taxes and home prices were outrageous even that far out. I couldn't wait to get out of that mess so I retired 4 1/2 years ago and bought a ranch in northeast Texas and LOVE it. I did make some good money in the Austin area though, but not in the music business.
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