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There are bars made of engineering nylon by someone here on the forum, maybe someone will pipe up with the name. I remember reading about them a few months ago.

Why would nylon be desirable as a ma ...

Contact my friend Bill Stroud at BJS, they are the BEST!

That link did not work, though I am interested.

Thank you for the information. I thought that by the time the Multi-Kord came out, high bass tunings (possibly with more strings to get the bass) were pretty widely adopted as standard. Maybe that c ...

I once passed on the opportunity to buy a multi-chord (maybe it was spelled multi-kord) guitar and Oahu published arrangements for this early version of the pedal steel. Does anyone know what the tun ...

OK Guys,I'm seein the C#m as posted by Ben,no problem.But it also looks like an E6th to me.I need some theory education please.Not tryin to be a smart adz,really need your help to learn a little th ...

I have sent a check to purchase the small bar from David. I would still like to get a larger bar for pedal steel, if not monel something equally scratch resistant.

I started with my mother's Hawaiian guitar and a bar that she said was monel. That bar retained a glass-smooth finish despite years of use. Every bar I have used since has developed light scratches ...

Author	Message
Topic: Monel Bar
J. D. LaBash Replies: 10 Views: 3097	Forum Section: Wanted To Buy Posted: 27 Aug 2008 9:12 am Subject: Nylon Bars
J. D. LaBash Replies: 10 Views: 3097	There are bars made of engineering nylon by someone here on the forum, maybe someone will pipe up with the name. I remember reading about them a few months ago. Why would nylon be desirable as a ma ...
Topic: Monel Bar
J. D. LaBash Replies: 10 Views: 3097	Forum Section: Wanted To Buy Posted: 27 Aug 2008 9:09 am Subject: BJS bars
J. D. LaBash Replies: 10 Views: 3097	Contact my friend Bill Stroud at BJS, they are the BEST! That link did not work, though I am interested.
Topic: multi-chord copedant
J. D. LaBash Replies: 5 Views: 1996	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 18 Aug 2008 2:36 pm Subject: Thanks and further questions
J. D. LaBash Replies: 5 Views: 1996	Thank you for the information. I thought that by the time the Multi-Kord came out, high bass tunings (possibly with more strings to get the bass) were pretty widely adopted as standard. Maybe that c ...
Topic: multi-chord copedant
J. D. LaBash Replies: 5 Views: 1996	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 18 Aug 2008 11:24 am Subject: multi-chord copedant
J. D. LaBash Replies: 5 Views: 1996	I once passed on the opportunity to buy a multi-chord (maybe it was spelled multi-kord) guitar and Oahu published arrangements for this early version of the pedal steel. Does anyone know what the tun ...
Topic: Sleepwalk tuning/str guage
J. D. LaBash Replies: 49 Views: 17040	Forum Section: Steel Without Pedals Posted: 18 Aug 2008 11:05 am Subject: Sleepwalk tuning/str guage
J. D. LaBash Replies: 49 Views: 17040	OK Guys,I'm seein the C#m as posted by Ben,no problem.But it also looks like an E6th to me.I need some theory education please.Not tryin to be a smart adz,really need your help to learn a little th ...
Topic: Monel Bar
J. D. LaBash Replies: 10 Views: 3097	Forum Section: Wanted To Buy Posted: 18 Aug 2008 7:17 am Subject: small bar purchased, large bar wanted
J. D. LaBash Replies: 10 Views: 3097	I have sent a check to purchase the small bar from David. I would still like to get a larger bar for pedal steel, if not monel something equally scratch resistant.
Topic: Monel Bar
J. D. LaBash Replies: 10 Views: 3097	Forum Section: Wanted To Buy Posted: 16 Aug 2008 11:55 am Subject: Monel Bar
J. D. LaBash Replies: 10 Views: 3097	I started with my mother's Hawaiian guitar and a bar that she said was monel. That bar retained a glass-smooth finish despite years of use. Every bar I have used since has developed light scratches ...