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I had the Keeley Caverns on my board before I got the Nux. The basic delay and reverb sounds were fine. The feature sets were what decided me to move on to the Nux.

The two primary features tha ...

For a different type of plastic ... some sort of nylon, I think ... for which boiling water temperature of 212° was not doing it, I was instructed to use a heat gun. With lots of caution (don't dire ...

My suggestion is to contact Scott at Steeltronics. He has studied on steel guitar pickups and has produced clones of some popular ones and improvements on others and can work with you to figure out w ...

Boy, that one unit sounds like a lemon, plain & simple.
I have two but in the past year since the last post here, only one pedal board and one Nux has been in service. I'm trying to remember i ...

This was the setup that was on a client's Marlen pull-release C neck. It has a couple of extra pulls beyond what's on Ivan's chart.

Ivan -- I'd love to see that tuning guide. Good to have for the ...

Yes. Pierce.
https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=395964

Dan - I had to look at that long & hard to see if you were seeing something that I was missing Surprised

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The original b0b setup with F lever on the right knee....that's a rough situation if you ...

I'm hoping to clarify a couple of things to reduce confusion but it is entirely possible that I've confused what I'm reading and I'm adding to it instead.

All related to the E9 neck:
IF I'm readin ...

Stage One is a fixed setup and it specifies a wound 6th string. Encore can be rodded to accommodate wound or unwound. The Stage One string set (as was the Carter-Starter string set) has a wound 6.

I'd imagine that those 'air vents' are tuned ports in that closed-back cab.

re: the tweeter...the only thing that counts is that it sounds good. 'What I would think' counts for nothing, vs your ea ...

Thanks Jon. I really appreciate your responsiveness!

Before someone comes along and mentions me, we're talking about Texas-style driving distances here -- 5 1/2 hours or so.
Wish I could throw some names at you but I've got nothing.

Hi Jon.
Sorry to bug you.
I'm still doing circles around this, trying to talk myself into this (or a couple of other options) and I'm wondering if you have any further impressions now that the f ...

No internet in those days.....

At least that means it left you a lot more time to chase that tail.

Compensators should be added to both the A and C pedals?

Roger, man.....for me, this is way too complicated to confidently address.

My personal answer is No. The C pedal, with its cabinet dro ...

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I'll follow your wises advices.....
Florent -- any contribution of mine to the subject of tuning that resembles clarity of mind is merely an illusion. I strongly recommend that you dig deeper ...

Ha. I try to avoid all tuning discussions because I am not even close to being as smart as a lot if other people on the subject. But....

Yes, you have introduced new, additional complexity. Ther ...

Mike -- there's a cat making guitars under the name Toneacane that are lap steels with a lowering knee lever. A friend brought one over a few years ago and it was nicely done.
But it was an integ ...

Larry -- if this is still available, I'll take it. PM being sent.

Jim -- like 48 miles. Cross the river and a straight run up 87. A hair under an hour, the times I've played there.

If you know somebody in the northeast looking to step up from a single neck or from a 'student' guitar, give them a heads-up. This could be a great opportunity for them.

Thanks for this review. I've got some wanderinglust in my ears and I'm trying to reimagine my rig and this (the Fender) could be one way to go as the back end. My Q Mach 3 is a great, convenient com ...

Email sent.

I see two separate question, Chris -- physics and ergonomics -- and I'm not sure which is the focus of your question.

-- the leverage physics do not change. The amount of changer movement will be ...

I have definite interest from someone with whom it would be a pleasure to deal with but it would need to be shipped. For the time being the owner is not concerned about a quick sale so I've got the lu ...

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Topic: ATLANTIC NUX delay & reverb
Jon Light Replies: 24 Views: 2242	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 3 Jul 2024 3:46 am Subject: ATLANTIC NUX delay & reverb
Jon Light Replies: 24 Views: 2242	I had the Keeley Caverns on my board before I got the Nux. The basic delay and reverb sounds were fine. The feature sets were what decided me to move on to the Nux. The two primary features tha ...
Topic: Surprising results with plastic fingerpicks.
Jon Light Replies: 4 Views: 305	Forum Section: Steel Without Pedals Posted: 2 Jul 2024 5:39 am Subject: Surprising results with plastic fingerpicks.
Jon Light Replies: 4 Views: 305	For a different type of plastic ... some sort of nylon, I think ... for which boiling water temperature of 212° was not doing it, I was instructed to use a heat gun. With lots of caution (don't dire ...
Topic: PU with lesser output
Jon Light Replies: 7 Views: 326	Forum Section: Wanted To Buy Posted: 1 Jul 2024 6:39 am Subject: PU with lesser output
Jon Light Replies: 7 Views: 326	My suggestion is to contact Scott at Steeltronics. He has studied on steel guitar pickups and has produced clones of some popular ones and improvements on others and can work with you to figure out w ...
Topic: ATLANTIC NUX delay & reverb
Jon Light Replies: 24 Views: 2242	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 1 Jul 2024 4:04 am Subject: ATLANTIC NUX delay & reverb
Jon Light Replies: 24 Views: 2242	Boy, that one unit sounds like a lemon, plain & simple. I have two but in the past year since the last post here, only one pedal board and one Nux has been in service. I'm trying to remember i ...
Topic: Marlen 70's era pull-release pedal steel C6 copedant
Jon Light Replies: 3 Views: 287	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 1 Jul 2024 2:23 am Subject: Marlen 70's era pull-release pedal steel C6 copedant
Jon Light Replies: 3 Views: 287	This was the setup that was on a client's Marlen pull-release C neck. It has a couple of extra pulls beyond what's on Ivan's chart. Ivan -- I'd love to see that tuning guide. Good to have for the ...
Topic: Does anyone recognise this?
Jon Light Replies: 3 Views: 529	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 30 Jun 2024 1:47 pm Subject: Does anyone recognise this?
Jon Light Replies: 3 Views: 529	Yes. Pierce. https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=395964
Topic: I Bought A Marlen D10 -
Jon Light Replies: 7 Views: 448	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 30 Jun 2024 1:21 pm Subject: I Bought A Marlen D10 -
Jon Light Replies: 7 Views: 448	Dan - I had to look at that long & hard to see if you were seeing something that I was missing . The original b0b setup with F lever on the right knee....that's a rough situation if you ...
Topic: I Bought A Marlen D10 -
Jon Light Replies: 7 Views: 448	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 30 Jun 2024 3:49 am Subject: I Bought A Marlen D10 -
Jon Light Replies: 7 Views: 448	I'm hoping to clarify a couple of things to reduce confusion but it is entirely possible that I've confused what I'm reading and I'm adding to it instead. All related to the E9 neck: IF I'm readin ...
Topic: Encore string sets
Jon Light Replies: 1 Views: 114	Forum Section: Wanted To Buy Posted: 28 Jun 2024 10:46 am Subject: Encore string sets
Jon Light Replies: 1 Views: 114	Stage One is a fixed setup and it specifies a wound 6th string. Encore can be rodded to accommodate wound or unwound. The Stage One string set (as was the Carter-Starter string set) has a wound 6.
Topic: A Great Combination Quilter Super Block/Tonemaster FR-12
Jon Light Replies: 8 Views: 590	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 27 Jun 2024 2:02 pm Subject: A Great Combination Quilter Super Block/Tonemaster FR-12
Jon Light Replies: 8 Views: 590	I'd imagine that those 'air vents' are tuned ports in that closed-back cab. re: the tweeter...the only thing that counts is that it sounds good. 'What I would think' counts for nothing, vs your ea ...
Topic: A Great Combination Quilter Super Block/Tonemaster FR-12
Jon Light Replies: 8 Views: 590	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 27 Jun 2024 11:09 am Subject: A Great Combination Quilter Super Block/Tonemaster FR-12
Jon Light Replies: 8 Views: 590	Thanks Jon. I really appreciate your responsiveness!
Topic: repairs and setups...
Jon Light Replies: 11 Views: 648	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 27 Jun 2024 10:54 am Subject: repairs and setups...
Jon Light Replies: 11 Views: 648	Before someone comes along and mentions me, we're talking about Texas-style driving distances here -- 5 1/2 hours or so. Wish I could throw some names at you but I've got nothing.
Topic: A Great Combination Quilter Super Block/Tonemaster FR-12
Jon Light Replies: 8 Views: 590	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 27 Jun 2024 9:48 am Subject: A Great Combination Quilter Super Block/Tonemaster FR-12
Jon Light Replies: 8 Views: 590	Hi Jon. Sorry to bug you. I'm still doing circles around this, trying to talk myself into this (or a couple of other options) and I'm wondering if you have any further impressions now that the f ...
Topic: 7th with 10th A pedal combination
Jon Light Replies: 17 Views: 1327	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 26 Jun 2024 10:44 am Subject: 7th with 10th A pedal combination
Jon Light Replies: 17 Views: 1327	No internet in those days..... At least that means it left you a lot more time to chase that tail.
Topic: 7th with 10th A pedal combination
Jon Light Replies: 17 Views: 1327	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 26 Jun 2024 7:37 am Subject: 7th with 10th A pedal combination
Jon Light Replies: 17 Views: 1327	Compensators should be added to both the A and C pedals? Roger, man.....for me, this is way too complicated to confidently address. My personal answer is No. The C pedal, with its cabinet dro ...
Topic: 7th with 10th A pedal combination
Jon Light Replies: 17 Views: 1327	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 26 Jun 2024 4:17 am Subject: 7th with 10th A pedal combination
Jon Light Replies: 17 Views: 1327	.... I'll follow your wises advices..... Florent -- any contribution of mine to the subject of tuning that resembles clarity of mind is merely an illusion. I strongly recommend that you dig deeper ...
Topic: 7th with 10th A pedal combination
Jon Light Replies: 17 Views: 1327	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 26 Jun 2024 2:25 am Subject: 7th with 10th A pedal combination
Jon Light Replies: 17 Views: 1327	Ha. I try to avoid all tuning discussions because I am not even close to being as smart as a lot if other people on the subject. But.... Yes, you have introduced new, additional complexity. Ther ...
Topic: Looking for ideas on setting up a knee lever to lower Es
Jon Light Replies: 23 Views: 830	Forum Section: Steel Without Pedals Posted: 23 Jun 2024 5:47 pm Subject: Looking for ideas on setting up a knee lever to lower Es
Jon Light Replies: 23 Views: 830	Mike -- there's a cat making guitars under the name Toneacane that are lap steels with a lowering knee lever. A friend brought one over a few years ago and it was nicely done. But it was an integ ...
Topic: Various Emmons parts SOLD
Jon Light Replies: 2 Views: 292	Forum Section: For Sale: Amps and Accessories Posted: 20 Jun 2024 12:35 pm Subject: Various Emmons parts SOLD
Jon Light Replies: 2 Views: 292	Larry -- if this is still available, I'll take it. PM being sent.
Topic: Fessenden D-10 8+6
Jon Light Replies: 4 Views: 1070	Forum Section: For Sale: Steel Guitars Posted: 20 Jun 2024 11:03 am Subject: Fessenden D-10 8+6
Jon Light Replies: 4 Views: 1070	Jim -- like 48 miles. Cross the river and a straight run up 87. A hair under an hour, the times I've played there.
Topic: Fessenden D-10 8+6
Jon Light Replies: 4 Views: 1070	Forum Section: For Sale: Steel Guitars Posted: 20 Jun 2024 6:03 am Subject: Fessenden D-10 8+6
Jon Light Replies: 4 Views: 1070	If you know somebody in the northeast looking to step up from a single neck or from a 'student' guitar, give them a heads-up. This could be a great opportunity for them.
Topic: A Great Combination Quilter Super Block/Tonemaster FR-12
Jon Light Replies: 8 Views: 590	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 19 Jun 2024 3:21 am Subject: A Great Combination Quilter Super Block/Tonemaster FR-12
Jon Light Replies: 8 Views: 590	Thanks for this review. I've got some wanderinglust in my ears and I'm trying to reimagine my rig and this (the Fender) could be one way to go as the back end. My Q Mach 3 is a great, convenient com ...
Topic: Fender ultra linear
Jon Light Replies: 2 Views: 294	Forum Section: Wanted To Buy Posted: 18 Jun 2024 6:14 am Subject: Fender ultra linear
Jon Light Replies: 2 Views: 294	Email sent.
Topic: Basic Rodding Question
Jon Light Replies: 6 Views: 479	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 17 Jun 2024 10:25 am Subject: Basic Rodding Question
Jon Light Replies: 6 Views: 479	I see two separate question, Chris -- physics and ergonomics -- and I'm not sure which is the focus of your question. -- the leverage physics do not change. The amount of changer movement will be ...
Topic: Fessenden D-10 8+6
Jon Light Replies: 4 Views: 1070	Forum Section: For Sale: Steel Guitars Posted: 17 Jun 2024 3:06 am Subject: Fessenden D-10 8+6
Jon Light Replies: 4 Views: 1070	I have definite interest from someone with whom it would be a pleasure to deal with but it would need to be shipped. For the time being the owner is not concerned about a quick sale so I've got the lu ...