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I was looking at that picture and it looks like the bridge/pick was from a 7 string instrument.

I have a 6 sting New Yorker that is missing the bridge pickup. I originally bought the instrument for ...

Hi Tim,

I have just read this thread while enjoying the background musical styling of King Lizard demoing the 12 String Tennessee Bass (Must resist the urge to impulse buy).

Afraid of clicking o ...

I am looking for a schematic for a 1936 or 37 National New Yorker with the four knobs, one master volume and three tone/pickup controls.

I bought it off eBay a while back and it arrived DOA (I forg ...

Thanks for the help, that all I need for the moment.

Newbie Here,

I've got some material to work on for learning some Hawaiian songs. It gives the the tunings from Hi2Low but I am not sure what they are called.

First One: E C# G# E B E
(Not su ...

I don't know anything about the bakelite process, but I was wondering if anyone has used epoxy resins for casting instrument bodies. I have built a couple of boats using it and have used it as an adh ...

Hi Non Peddlers;

I'm new to the forum and I am interested in finding a teacher in the Orange, Seminole or Polk county area in Florida. I am interested in learning lap steel and have picked up some ...

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Topic: Early National New Yorker electronics - pics
Jim Ward Replies: 18 Views: 14886	Forum Section: Steel Without Pedals Posted: 11 Mar 2008 8:31 am Subject: Early National New Yorker electronics - pics
Jim Ward Replies: 18 Views: 14886	I was looking at that picture and it looks like the bridge/pick was from a 7 string instrument. I have a 6 sting New Yorker that is missing the bridge pickup. I originally bought the instrument for ...
Topic: How I got here. Part 2 ( decisions, decisions) UPDATED!!!
Jim Ward Replies: 18 Views: 9416	Forum Section: Steel Without Pedals Posted: 5 Mar 2008 6:57 pm Subject: How I got here. Part 2 ( decisions, decisions) UPDATED!!!
Jim Ward Replies: 18 Views: 9416	Hi Tim, I have just read this thread while enjoying the background musical styling of King Lizard demoing the 12 String Tennessee Bass (Must resist the urge to impulse buy). Afraid of clicking o ...
Topic: Early National New Yorker electronics - pics
Jim Ward Replies: 18 Views: 14886	Forum Section: Steel Without Pedals Posted: 5 Mar 2008 5:55 pm Subject: Early National New Yorker electronics - pics
Jim Ward Replies: 18 Views: 14886	I am looking for a schematic for a 1936 or 37 National New Yorker with the four knobs, one master volume and three tone/pickup controls. I bought it off eBay a while back and it arrived DOA (I forg ...
Topic: Help with some Tunings
Jim Ward Replies: 2 Views: 1498	Forum Section: Steel Without Pedals Posted: 5 Mar 2008 5:02 pm Subject: Help with some Tunings
Jim Ward Replies: 2 Views: 1498	Thanks for the help, that all I need for the moment.
Topic: Help with some Tunings
Jim Ward Replies: 2 Views: 1498	Forum Section: Steel Without Pedals Posted: 5 Mar 2008 4:32 am Subject: Help with some Tunings
Jim Ward Replies: 2 Views: 1498	Newbie Here, I've got some material to work on for learning some Hawaiian songs. It gives the the tunings from Hi2Low but I am not sure what they are called. First One: E C# G# E B E (Not su ...
Topic: Bakelite - Did Rickenbacker stumble on to success?
Jim Ward Replies: 27 Views: 14922	Forum Section: Steel Without Pedals Posted: 29 Feb 2008 3:21 am Subject: Bakelite - Did Rickenbacker stumble on to success?
Jim Ward Replies: 27 Views: 14922	I don't know anything about the bakelite process, but I was wondering if anyone has used epoxy resins for casting instrument bodies. I have built a couple of boats using it and have used it as an adh ...
Topic: Central Florida Area - Looking for Teacher
Jim Ward Replies: 1 Views: 1098	Forum Section: Steel Without Pedals Posted: 26 Dec 2007 10:44 am Subject: Central Florida Area - Looking for Teacher
Jim Ward Replies: 1 Views: 1098	Hi Non Peddlers; I'm new to the forum and I am interested in finding a teacher in the Orange, Seminole or Polk county area in Florida. I am interested in learning lap steel and have picked up some ...