Brown Lloyd Green guitar?

Lefty · Post by **Lefty** » 19 Nov 2005 3:46 pm

I would not sell my LDG either. My first pedal steel and still my favorite, sometimes.
Since I had to order mine anyway, I got a natural finish. I guess I was impressed by the Mavericks I had been looking at to convert, but a guy I was going to buy one from talked me out of that path. He had a LDG, and I fell in love at first site.
I don't remember the year I ordered mine, I need to dig out the paperwork. I need to post a picture, if I can figure out how.
Lefty
Natural LDG (Lefthanded)

Kevin Mincke · Post by **Kevin Mincke** » 19 Nov 2005 8:04 pm

My understaning is Lloyd doesn't have, or spends little time on a computer. He'd rather be playing like we all should spend more time doing

Curt Langston · Post by **Curt Langston** » 20 Nov 2005 8:58 am

So, now we have some counterfeit LDG's to go with our LTD's.................

Joe Alterio · Post by **Joe Alterio** » 21 Nov 2005 4:52 am

OK....so one last question.

There have been a number of green LDGs floating around with the "SP" moniker. In fact, one is up for sale right now in the Buy & Sell ( http://steelguitarforum.com/Forum9/HTML/001872.html ). Why would they use "SP" for a seemingly standard green LDG?!?

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Duncan Hodge · Post by **Duncan Hodge** » 21 Nov 2005 3:29 pm

I don't know why, Joe. But that is one pretty looking piece of wood. A little pricey, though.
Duncan

Michael Breid · Post by **Michael Breid** » 25 Nov 2005 1:59 pm

Jack, When I worked with Mike McGee at the Hee Haw Theater in Branson in 1980 he had a "lavender" LDG. I've only seen one in that color. Mike said he couldn't get it to stay in tune to save his life. That's why he switched to his blue Emmons. Of course now he is a bona fide Zum man. Two Zums, yet! Oy Vay!