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How about some type of Palm bender?

Leroy, Does Your Quadraverb have a power cord with a Transformer built in line?
I have a Quadraverb GT that I had a lot of noise problems with for a while. I discovered that when the power transformer ...

LOL...I opened this thread, because I thought I was Going to here a Drummer apologize for having poor timing, but when is the last time that ever hapened!

Jeff, your right about Roy, He is a great drummer! Tell Him I said Hello.
As for the problems with the other Drummers, I bet most of them can't keep time with a metronome, I've had that experience mor ...

Dave, You would'nt have to shave your legs if you had some dingle balls hangin across the front of your guitar http://steelguitarforum.com/biggrin.gif
By the way, where can I get a set of those dingl ...

I was in 1st or 2nd grade when my Dad learned "Wolverton Mountain", I believe Buck Owens released "Act Naturally" around the same time. Brings back a lot of memories, I guess that's why I make sure my ...

Oldsmobile - Newmobile
Country Music - City Music http://steelguitarforum.com/biggrin.gif

Make sure you get a "True Diversity", that's the one with two antanas on the reciever. You can easily get dead spots with the single antana models. You should also check with any other band members wh ...

It always drives me crazy when I here someone mention the "Twang" in country music!
I can never figure out what they're hearing that I'm not.
I probably sing & play with "Twang" and don't even know it ...

I was told by an Organ & Amp repair man, that at least some of the Sho-Bud Amps were made by an Organ Co.. If I remember correctly he said they were made by Hammond.

Good Amps! I wish I would'nt have sold my HD 130 Head years ago. I still have a 112 RD, it's a combo w/ a 12" EV from the factory, and it will make your ears bleed! Some of (but not all) MUSIC MAN amp ...

I would be surprised if you came up with a stomp box that realy gives you the sound your looking for with the Nashville 400. I play a Tele, and I fought the same problem, I tried several good stomp bo ...

Frank, I'm not familiar with the version of "Big Beaver" that you have , but your post prompted me to dig out an old Ernest Tubb Album titled "Hittin The Road", it's a live Album, and has a knock out ...

I Saw "Red Ryder" about 16 years ago, they opened up for Marshall Tucker, and yes they had a Pedal Steel, that's the only reason I even remember them being there! How about a rock guitarist playi ...

Here's my Recipe for Brent Mason guitar sounds: Start with a GOOD made in USA Tele, the less weight the better, Maple neck, B-Bender is a nice option, Good cables, then add the all important Amplifier ...

This thread brings back some memories, I'll have to dig out my 8 tracks, and see if the deck still works. http://www.b0b.com/forum/smile.gif

I first heard "MURDER ON MUSIC ROW" on a Sunday night Bluegrass show, hosted by Hank Janny (sp?), WGTY, Gettysburg. It's a top 40 Country station. I could'nt believe my ears! I LIKED IT! About a Month ...

Have you tried listening to any BELA FLECK? He gives Banjo a whole new meaning!

Darn! You mean I missed another Awards show? Oh well, sounds like there was only about 15 min. worth watching anyway. http://www.b0b.com/forum/rolleyes.gif

Made in USA "TELE" W/Hipshot, 1956 ES-175, Simon & Patrick accoustic, USA "STRAT" (for sale), to pay for this used D-10 Siarra, that I'm buying to play while I add 11 changes, & 2 knee levers to my D- ...

The way I have it figuered, the song that sits on the biggest stack of $$$$$$$, makes it to the top. How else would some of these "CRAPPY SONGS" make it to the top of the charts when other good songs ...

"Pickin At The Paradice"

I'd go with "Help Me Make It Through The Night"

Hey john, Sounds like a fun gig.I can't figure out why more bands do'nt try that aproach. I'm between bands right now, and have been staying busy just sittin in, and I sometimes wonder if I'm playing ...

The best sounding amp that I ever owned was a "Messa Boogie" 1-12" EV,Combo, w/simulclass 15/60 watt, solid wood cab. 4-6L6's, Sounded great with my Tele & my Emmons, until it blew a fuse one night. I ...

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Topic: Help us figure out this changer on a non pedal steel
Blane Sanders Replies: 4 Views: 912	Forum Section: Steel Without Pedals Posted: 21 Jul 2001 10:07 pm Subject: Help us figure out this changer on a non pedal steel
Blane Sanders Replies: 4 Views: 912	How about some type of Palm bender?
Topic: Alesis
Blane Sanders Replies: 11 Views: 1706	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 21 Jul 2001 9:38 pm Subject: Alesis
Blane Sanders Replies: 11 Views: 1706	Leroy, Does Your Quadraverb have a power cord with a Transformer built in line? I have a Quadraverb GT that I had a lot of noise problems with for a while. I discovered that when the power transformer ...
Topic: I apologize for my poor timing
Blane Sanders Replies: 35 Views: 5039	Forum Section: Music Posted: 17 Jul 2001 6:23 pm Subject: I apologize for my poor timing
Blane Sanders Replies: 35 Views: 5039	LOL...I opened this thread, because I thought I was Going to here a Drummer apologize for having poor timing, but when is the last time that ever hapened!
Topic: Drummer slow down
Blane Sanders Replies: 25 Views: 11636	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 15 Jul 2001 7:07 pm Subject: Drummer slow down
Blane Sanders Replies: 25 Views: 11636	Jeff, your right about Roy, He is a great drummer! Tell Him I said Hello. As for the problems with the other Drummers, I bet most of them can't keep time with a metronome, I've had that experience mor ...
Topic: What do you wear?
Blane Sanders Replies: 87 Views: 7858	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 7 Jul 2001 2:07 pm Subject: What do you wear?
Blane Sanders Replies: 87 Views: 7858	Dave, You would'nt have to shave your legs if you had some dingle balls hangin across the front of your guitar http://steelguitarforum.com/biggrin.gif By the way, where can I get a set of those dingl ...
Topic: Wilberdon Mountain
Blane Sanders Replies: 26 Views: 6274	Forum Section: Music Posted: 12 Jun 2001 5:48 pm Subject: Wilberdon Mountain
Blane Sanders Replies: 26 Views: 6274	I was in 1st or 2nd grade when my Dad learned "Wolverton Mountain", I believe Buck Owens released "Act Naturally" around the same time. Brings back a lot of memories, I guess that's why I make sure my ...
Topic: country music facts....
Blane Sanders Replies: 18 Views: 2381	Forum Section: Music Posted: 6 May 2001 8:39 pm Subject: country music facts....
Blane Sanders Replies: 18 Views: 2381	Oldsmobile - Newmobile Country Music - City Music http://steelguitarforum.com/biggrin.gif
Topic: Wireless
Blane Sanders Replies: 8 Views: 972	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 2 May 2001 8:20 pm Subject: Wireless
Blane Sanders Replies: 8 Views: 972	Make sure you get a "True Diversity", that's the one with two antanas on the reciever. You can easily get dead spots with the single antana models. You should also check with any other band members wh ...
Topic: An Interesting Quote
Blane Sanders Replies: 37 Views: 4760	Forum Section: Music Posted: 24 Apr 2001 7:26 pm Subject: An Interesting Quote
Blane Sanders Replies: 37 Views: 4760	It always drives me crazy when I here someone mention the "Twang" in country music! I can never figure out what they're hearing that I'm not. I probably sing & play with "Twang" and don't even know it ...
Topic: Sho-Bud amps
Blane Sanders Replies: 8 Views: 1820	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 16 Dec 2000 12:51 pm Subject: Sho-Bud amps
Blane Sanders Replies: 8 Views: 1820	I was told by an Organ & Amp repair man, that at least some of the Sho-Bud Amps were made by an Organ Co.. If I remember correctly he said they were made by Hammond.
Topic: Music-Man Tupe - Amps
Blane Sanders Replies: 13 Views: 2542	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 23 Oct 2000 9:29 pm Subject: Music-Man Tupe - Amps
Blane Sanders Replies: 13 Views: 2542	Good Amps! I wish I would'nt have sold my HD 130 Head years ago. I still have a 112 RD, it's a combo w/ a 12" EV from the factory, and it will make your ears bleed! Some of (but not all) MUSIC MAN amp ...
Topic: Help! Distortion Pedal ?
Blane Sanders Replies: 12 Views: 2733	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 23 Oct 2000 9:14 pm Subject: Help! Distortion Pedal ?
Blane Sanders Replies: 12 Views: 2733	I would be surprised if you came up with a stomp box that realy gives you the sound your looking for with the Nashville 400. I play a Tele, and I fought the same problem, I tried several good stomp bo ...
Topic: Big Beaver
Blane Sanders Replies: 8 Views: 1437	Forum Section: Music Posted: 20 Oct 2000 9:08 pm Subject: Big Beaver
Blane Sanders Replies: 8 Views: 1437	Frank, I'm not familiar with the version of "Big Beaver" that you have , but your post prompted me to dig out an old Ernest Tubb Album titled "Hittin The Road", it's a live Album, and has a knock out ...
Topic: Heavy Metal B@njo
Blane Sanders Replies: 31 Views: 7990	Forum Section: Music Posted: 9 Oct 2000 7:25 pm Subject: Heavy Metal B@njo
Blane Sanders Replies: 31 Views: 7990	I Saw "Red Ryder" about 16 years ago, they opened up for Marshall Tucker, and yes they had a Pedal Steel, that's the only reason I even remember them being there! How about a rock guitarist playi ...
Topic: Has anyone got a country sound like brent masons for guitar
Blane Sanders Replies: 5 Views: 1397	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 8 Oct 2000 7:25 pm Subject: Has anyone got a country sound like brent masons for guitar
Blane Sanders Replies: 5 Views: 1397	Here's my Recipe for Brent Mason guitar sounds: Start with a GOOD made in USA Tele, the less weight the better, Maple neck, B-Bender is a nice option, Good cables, then add the all important Amplifier ...
Topic: Pure Prairie League
Blane Sanders Replies: 21 Views: 3167	Forum Section: Music Posted: 8 Oct 2000 5:30 pm Subject: Pure Prairie League
Blane Sanders Replies: 21 Views: 3167	This thread brings back some memories, I'll have to dig out my 8 tracks, and see if the deck still works. http://www.b0b.com/forum/smile.gif
Topic: George Straits Comment.
Blane Sanders Replies: 58 Views: 6711	Forum Section: Music Posted: 8 Oct 2000 10:09 am Subject: George Straits Comment.
Blane Sanders Replies: 58 Views: 6711	I first heard "MURDER ON MUSIC ROW" on a Sunday night Bluegrass show, hosted by Hank Janny (sp?), WGTY, Gettysburg. It's a top 40 Country station. I could'nt believe my ears! I LIKED IT! About a Month ...
Topic: Heavy Metal B@njo
Blane Sanders Replies: 31 Views: 7990	Forum Section: Music Posted: 6 Oct 2000 4:42 pm Subject: Heavy Metal B@njo
Blane Sanders Replies: 31 Views: 7990	Have you tried listening to any BELA FLECK? He gives Banjo a whole new meaning!
Topic: The Not Country Music Awards
Blane Sanders Replies: 37 Views: 6427	Forum Section: Music Posted: 5 Oct 2000 3:47 pm Subject: The Not Country Music Awards
Blane Sanders Replies: 37 Views: 6427	Darn! You mean I missed another Awards show? Oh well, sounds like there was only about 15 min. worth watching anyway. http://www.b0b.com/forum/rolleyes.gif
Topic: Electric Guitars
Blane Sanders Replies: 50 Views: 11927	Forum Section: Music Posted: 24 Sep 2000 7:23 pm Subject: Electric Guitars
Blane Sanders Replies: 50 Views: 11927	Made in USA "TELE" W/Hipshot, 1956 ES-175, Simon & Patrick accoustic, USA "STRAT" (for sale), to pay for this used D-10 Siarra, that I'm buying to play while I add 11 changes, & 2 knee levers to my D- ...
Topic: Do You Like the Music Played on Country Radio?
Blane Sanders Replies: 152 Views: 21272	Forum Section: Music Posted: 22 Sep 2000 8:26 pm Subject: Do You Like the Music Played on Country Radio?
Blane Sanders Replies: 152 Views: 21272	The way I have it figuered, the song that sits on the biggest stack of $$$$$$$, makes it to the top. How else would some of these "CRAPPY SONGS" make it to the top of the charts when other good songs ...
Topic: What were your favorite TNN shows from the "good ole days"?
Blane Sanders Replies: 34 Views: 8977	Forum Section: Music Posted: 20 Sep 2000 4:41 pm Subject: What were your favorite TNN shows from the "good ole days"?
Blane Sanders Replies: 34 Views: 8977	"Pickin At The Paradice"
Topic: HELP! Need song for wedding.
Blane Sanders Replies: 26 Views: 3002	Forum Section: Music Posted: 1 Sep 2000 9:21 pm Subject: HELP! Need song for wedding.
Blane Sanders Replies: 26 Views: 3002	I'd go with "Help Me Make It Through The Night"
Topic: Is live trad. country on the comeback trail?
Blane Sanders Replies: 19 Views: 2766	Forum Section: Music Posted: 24 Aug 2000 3:27 pm Subject: Is live trad. country on the comeback trail?
Blane Sanders Replies: 19 Views: 2766	Hey john, Sounds like a fun gig.I can't figure out why more bands do'nt try that aproach. I'm between bands right now, and have been staying busy just sittin in, and I sometimes wonder if I'm playing ...
Topic: Anyone Using or tried Class A Power (Tube)
Blane Sanders Replies: 17 Views: 4245	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 16 Aug 2000 8:51 pm Subject: Anyone Using or tried Class A Power (Tube)
Blane Sanders Replies: 17 Views: 4245	The best sounding amp that I ever owned was a "Messa Boogie" 1-12" EV,Combo, w/simulclass 15/60 watt, solid wood cab. 4-6L6's, Sounded great with my Tele & my Emmons, until it blew a fuse one night. I ...