pedal steel repair

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John Sonny Miller
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pedal steel repair

Post by John Sonny Miller »

Hello to Everybody on the SGF. I am a new member, but (as others have said) I have lurked on the site for years. Love this site. My situation here in Cleveland Ohio is: I play an 1998 Emmons Legrande II E9th 3p and 4l. Great guitar. However, the a pedal no longer raises the low b to c#. Also I would like to add 2 pedal changes. Does anyone out there know a steel luither that can do the job. I am willing to ship, but would prefer to find someone in the Northeastern Ohio area. Thanks for any input. Keep steelin' (licks of course, not money or goods)

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Post by Steven Black »

Check with Hummingbird music studios and ask for Rick Troyer, I am sure he can help you, he is located in Suger creek Ohio.
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John Billings
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Hello John! Nice weather we're havin' today, ehh?
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Not great, but we had a nice run of some mild temps 50s this week Image
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John Billings
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That's for sure. I took my bike down to the valley and rode the towpath for about ten miles. Prolly won't get to bike again for another 3 months!
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Post by John Coffman »

I agree Hummingbirg near New Phil OH would be a good selection. Cleveland to Sugar Creek should be about 2 hours. I have a brother in New Phil and thats were he goes for minor repairs

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Wayne Baker
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Post by Wayne Baker »

Sonny, I believe that you could do the fix and the changes. LeGrandes are extremelly easy to work on. I'm gonna email you about this. I have a LegrandeII also.

Wayne Baker