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  Topic: Need opinion on regal RG-52 resonater guitar
Frank

Replies: 3
Views: 901

PostForum Section: Steel Without Pedals   Posted: 3 Nov 2004 9:23 am   Subject: Need opinion on regal RG-52 resonater guitar

To David and Gerald.. Guys thanks a bunch for the info On the Beard/Goldtone.. I did try one out over the weekend and It measures up just as you said It would.....
Again, Thanks and It`s true, wh ...
  Topic: Need opinion on regal RG-52 resonater guitar
Frank

Replies: 3
Views: 901

PostForum Section: Steel Without Pedals   Posted: 31 Oct 2004 12:06 am   Subject: Need opinion on regal RG-52 resonater guitar

Hi Guys, need help on buying a square neck resonater/dobro guitar... I let my old one get away and now want another... been looking at the Regal Rg-52 Black lightening, any comments on this guitar. ...
  Topic: xm satellite radio...
Frank

Replies: 23
Views: 2273

PostForum Section: Music   Posted: 30 Nov 2003 5:32 pm   Subject: xm satellite radio...

Ok, Been toying with the Idea for a while, but not sure wether to go with the radio or the conversion kit. Please advise.......
Thanks much Frank
  Topic: Source for lap steel guitar parts.
Frank

Replies: 13
Views: 2123

PostForum Section: Steel Without Pedals   Posted: 3 Oct 2003 11:04 am   Subject: Source for lap steel guitar parts.

Hi guys, Oh my aching back, what I thought was a straight forward project of placing components on a board to make a steel has become a real eye opener. It seems the more I delve Into It the mor ...
  Topic: Source for lap steel guitar parts.
Frank

Replies: 13
Views: 2123

PostForum Section: Steel Without Pedals   Posted: 2 Oct 2003 10:53 am   Subject: Source for lap steel guitar parts.

Hi guys..
Wayne, thanks for the comeback, I roam the Ebay constantly looking for lap guitars and parts,amps, and even goodies for my scooter.
Steinar, whew, what an index, I`ll be up all ...
  Topic: Source for lap steel guitar parts.
Frank

Replies: 13
Views: 2123

PostForum Section: Steel Without Pedals   Posted: 1 Oct 2003 11:41 am   Subject: Source for lap steel guitar parts.

Hi Guys, I`m needing some help in locating a parts source for my lap steel guitar project.I have a Stewmac catalog but realy would prefer another source for hardware and wood along with the fre ...
  Topic: CD PLayer Problem
Frank

Replies: 6
Views: 1320

PostForum Section: Computers   Posted: 13 Jun 2002 2:14 am   Subject: CD PLayer Problem
Yeah Mark, take it from an old retiree, don`t quit your day time job...
  Topic: My method of converting LP's to CD.
Frank

Replies: 3
Views: 1119

PostForum Section: Computers   Posted: 13 Jun 2002 1:58 am   Subject: My method of converting LP's to CD.

Hi Tommy And Dave, I appreciat your sharing your techniques for rerecording.
I have close to 200 albums, not to mention the old 78`s from the big band era, and over 250 cassets. I`d like t ...
  Topic: Desktop Icons
Frank

Replies: 8
Views: 1687

PostForum Section: Computers   Posted: 13 Jun 2002 1:34 am   Subject: Desktop Icons

Hi Guys, This dosen`t address the "white Icon Problem" however,a short while back my system came down with a virus called
"CHERNOBLE"
One of the first indicators was my icons would run and hide ...
  Topic: Tube amp article...
Frank

Replies: 3
Views: 714

PostForum Section: Electronics   Posted: 23 Dec 2001 4:09 am   Subject: Tube amp article...
Grew up in vacumn tube theory Donny, good article.
  Topic: Can you remember the first professional pedal steel player y
Frank

Replies: 102
Views: 33040

PostForum Section: Steel Players   Posted: 21 Dec 2001 12:05 am   Subject: Can you remember the first professional pedal steel player y
My first was John Hughey( I think the spellings right) with the Rhodes Show (Speck,Dusty)out of Memphis in the early 60`s
  Topic: plastic fingerpicks??
Frank

Replies: 4
Views: 1743

PostForum Section: Steel Without Pedals   Posted: 17 Dec 2001 1:02 am   Subject: plastic fingerpicks??
I`ll stick in my 2cents, I use a combination of both. A plastic thumb pick for a warmer sound and metal finger picks because their easier to adjust to my finger size. However,
I think I`ll give tha ...
  Topic: Non Pedal Stands
Frank

Replies: 7
Views: 1376

PostForum Section: Steel Without Pedals   Posted: 16 Dec 2001 1:24 pm   Subject: Non Pedal Stands
Thanks a bunch Rick,Been looking for a stand for my double 6 and also to set my dobro on, as I don`t care for things hanging around my neck. Take care and Merry Christmas. Frank
  Topic: Broilers vs real artists
Frank

Replies: 41
Views: 4129

PostForum Section: Music   Posted: 16 Dec 2001 6:35 am   Subject: Broilers vs real artists
Way to go Donny, short,concise and to the point.

  Topic: Here's an unusual non pedal guitar
Frank

Replies: 21
Views: 4782

PostForum Section: Steel Without Pedals   Posted: 7 Dec 2001 2:27 am   Subject: Here's an unusual non pedal guitar
Just Have one question there Chas. At what frequency range does she launch.
An "Object De Art" no doupt.
Ya`ll take care....Frank.
  Topic: Is This Musical
Frank

Replies: 15
Views: 2400

PostForum Section: Music   Posted: 7 Dec 2001 1:57 am   Subject: Is This Musical
I`d be very happy if my old arthritic
fingers could still make squeeks, of course when your relegated to making 2 fingered G`s and C`s,there`s not a whole lotta squeekin goin on.
Take care....Frank.
  Topic: Who Are You Guys And Gals?
Frank

Replies: 26
Views: 5914

PostForum Section: Steel Players   Posted: 5 Dec 2001 6:33 am   Subject: Who Are You Guys And Gals?
Hi Paul,you went in ahead of me, I "joined up" In 53 and went through basic at Sampson AFB In up state New York, on Lake Geneva I believe, Lord ,what beautiful country that is.
Spent about 23 weeks ...
  Topic: Who Are You Guys And Gals?
Frank

Replies: 26
Views: 5914

PostForum Section: Steel Players   Posted: 4 Dec 2001 3:16 pm   Subject: Who Are You Guys And Gals?
Hey Paul,I knew there was something about you I liked.Was Chanute AFB still active when you were In, and being from Pa, did you go through Sampson for basic?
Take care....Frank

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  Topic: Tab for "Blue Canadian Rockies
Frank

Replies: 0
Views: 631

PostForum Section: Tablature   Posted: 2 Dec 2001 2:17 am   Subject: Tab for "Blue Canadian Rockies
listening to "old country" last night, I heard Ernie Ford sing That song, It was fantastic, even for an old fa#t like me.
thanks much.
  Topic: Who would you like & not like on Charts?
Frank

Replies: 14
Views: 1856

PostForum Section: Music   Posted: 21 Nov 2001 12:24 am   Subject: Who would you like & not like on Charts?
Hey gang, while your dreaming, guess who I heard doing the"Washbash Cannon Ball" last night. non other then JUDY CANOVA. Now that has got to go back aways. also heard the old Ray Price,Mack wiseman,mo ...
  Topic: What drew you to Country Music?
Frank

Replies: 40
Views: 5090

PostForum Section: Music   Posted: 15 Nov 2001 8:03 pm   Subject: What drew you to Country Music?
Hello Jack,On old radio stations, Guess what my favorite was..?? "CLEAR CHANNEL WSM" on saturday night.
Take care....Frank

Plumb forgot about WJJD, but seem to recall
"THE OLD DOMINION BARN DANCE" b ...
  Topic: What drew you to Country Music?
Frank

Replies: 40
Views: 5090

PostForum Section: Music   Posted: 15 Nov 2001 12:37 am   Subject: What drew you to Country Music?
Hey Jack, do you remember station WCKY In Cincinnati,and that all night station broadcasting out of Del Reo Tx, with the transmitter in Mex."KXRL"..?
Back to the question,I guess growing up in Baltim ...
  Topic: Harmony for Dummies, Please
Frank

Replies: 13
Views: 2107

PostForum Section: Music   Posted: 15 Nov 2001 12:05 am   Subject: Harmony for Dummies, Please
Thanks a lot guys for the explanation on 4 part harmony, think I`ll stick to picken.
  Topic: Wives and/or girlfriends on the road
Frank

Replies: 21
Views: 6567

PostForum Section: Steel Players   Posted: 14 Nov 2001 12:47 pm   Subject: Wives and/or girlfriends on the road
Well ,As a group , we didn`t range too far from home,but when the "wives" started showing up things went to hell in a hand basket.
During the breaks , we would mingle with the patrons, seems everybody ...
  Topic: Harmony for Dummies, Please
Frank

Replies: 13
Views: 2107

PostForum Section: Music   Posted: 14 Nov 2001 12:19 pm   Subject: Harmony for Dummies, Please
Well,I might as well get my feet wet too,
I can understand the 2 part and the 3 part,but what about 4 part harmony..?

Take for example the "Statlers or the Oaks"
what type harmony do the sing...?
T ...
 
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