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That’s very cool! Does this mean Mitsuo is retiring soon? What’s going to happen to Excel/Fuzzy?

I've got a question, how do you reckon Greg would use P5? Would it be in conjunction with one of his knee levers, or with P4 or P6? I'm just trying to figure out how it could be used in the context of ...

Mark, that is one good looking guitar! Do you know if they do steels in lacquer, or is it all in mica? I have only seen lacquer on the older models.

Thank you! I don’t think I’ve seen a recent ...

I took delivery of my Excel guitar about a month ago.

It's an S12 ExStar model with 6 pedals and 5 knee levers. I did consider going with the Robostar model but I'm so glad I chose this instead. ...

Is their contact information the same? Did you just order a pedal steel by using their info@fuzzypsg.com email? I'd like to know if they could make a D12 Rosewood Mica Steel. Thanks.

Yes, that’s ...

...and still Excel of course. The one I bought back in 2018 is still going strong as my gig guitar. The tuning stability remains awesome.

I notice that the very first response I got to this thread ...

...and still Excel of course. The one I bought back in 2018 is still going strong as my gig guitar. The tuning stability remains awesome.

I notice that the very first response I got to this thread ...

Yes they are. Just received my S12 Excel about a month ago.

Yeah, I don't think it's really adjustable.

This is one change that Mitsuo has made that I'm not really on board with.

My 2008 Superb has concentrically mounted pucks, you can turn the puck ...

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I'm a lefty playing righty, and recently started picking up PSG. What I do with both hands are difficult, though I must say that my right hand has gotten used to doing picking, thanks to the 15+ years ...

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Topic: SHOJI: New Steel Guitar Brand from Japan
Mark Hariman Replies: 55 Views: 4051	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 24 Sep 2024 6:51 pm Subject: SHOJI: New Steel Guitar Brand from Japan
Mark Hariman Replies: 55 Views: 4051	That’s very cool! Does this mean Mitsuo is retiring soon? What’s going to happen to Excel/Fuzzy?
Topic: Anyone know Greg Leisz's U12 Setup?
Mark Hariman Replies: 25 Views: 10686	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 30 Jun 2024 9:33 pm Subject: Anyone know Greg Leisz's U12 Setup?
Mark Hariman Replies: 25 Views: 10686	I've got a question, how do you reckon Greg would use P5? Would it be in conjunction with one of his knee levers, or with P4 or P6? I'm just trying to figure out how it could be used in the context of ...
Topic: EXstar (Excel) by Fuzzy Steel Guitar
Mark Hariman Replies: 101 Views: 33801	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 26 Apr 2024 3:04 pm Subject: EXstar (Excel) by Fuzzy Steel Guitar
Mark Hariman Replies: 101 Views: 33801	Mark, that is one good looking guitar! Do you know if they do steels in lacquer, or is it all in mica? I have only seen lacquer on the older models. Thank you! I don’t think I’ve seen a recent ...
Topic: EXstar (Excel) by Fuzzy Steel Guitar
Mark Hariman Replies: 101 Views: 33801	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 25 Apr 2024 10:49 pm Subject: EXstar (Excel) by Fuzzy Steel Guitar
Mark Hariman Replies: 101 Views: 33801	I took delivery of my Excel guitar about a month ago. It's an S12 ExStar model with 6 pedals and 5 knee levers. I did consider going with the Robostar model but I'm so glad I chose this instead. ...
Topic: EXstar (Excel) by Fuzzy Steel Guitar
Mark Hariman Replies: 101 Views: 33801	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 24 Apr 2024 3:30 pm Subject: EXstar (Excel) by Fuzzy Steel Guitar
Mark Hariman Replies: 101 Views: 33801	Is their contact information the same? Did you just order a pedal steel by using their info@fuzzypsg.com email? I'd like to know if they could make a D12 Rosewood Mica Steel. Thanks. Yes, that’s ...
Topic: Keyless PSGs
Mark Hariman Replies: 67 Views: 17684	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 23 Apr 2024 8:57 pm Subject: Keyless PSGs
Mark Hariman Replies: 67 Views: 17684	...and still Excel of course. The one I bought back in 2018 is still going strong as my gig guitar. The tuning stability remains awesome. I notice that the very first response I got to this thread ...
Topic: Keyless PSGs
Mark Hariman Replies: 67 Views: 17684	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 23 Apr 2024 4:53 pm Subject: Keyless PSGs
Mark Hariman Replies: 67 Views: 17684	...and still Excel of course. The one I bought back in 2018 is still going strong as my gig guitar. The tuning stability remains awesome. I notice that the very first response I got to this thread ...
Topic: EXstar (Excel) by Fuzzy Steel Guitar
Mark Hariman Replies: 101 Views: 33801	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 23 Apr 2024 4:47 pm Subject: EXstar (Excel) by Fuzzy Steel Guitar
Mark Hariman Replies: 101 Views: 33801	Yes they are. Just received my S12 Excel about a month ago.
Topic: Excel Robostar pedal stop adjustment
Mark Hariman Replies: 5 Views: 875	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 7 Apr 2024 12:56 am Subject: Excel Robostar pedal stop adjustment
Mark Hariman Replies: 5 Views: 875	Yeah, I don't think it's really adjustable. This is one change that Mitsuo has made that I'm not really on board with. My 2008 Superb has concentrically mounted pucks, you can turn the puck ...
Topic: (SOLD) Telonics FP-100 volume pedal
Mark Hariman Replies: 2 Views: 772	Forum Section: For Sale: Amps and Accessories Posted: 7 Mar 2024 4:05 pm Subject: (SOLD) Telonics FP-100 volume pedal
Mark Hariman Replies: 2 Views: 772	PM'd
Topic: Sarno Freeloader PENDING
Mark Hariman Replies: 3 Views: 652	Forum Section: For Sale: Amps and Accessories Posted: 27 Feb 2024 5:18 pm Subject: Sarno Freeloader PENDING
Mark Hariman Replies: 3 Views: 652	emailed
Topic: Sarno Freeloader - SOLD!
Mark Hariman Replies: 3 Views: 831	Forum Section: For Sale: Amps and Accessories Posted: 18 Feb 2024 9:43 pm Subject: Sarno Freeloader - SOLD!
Mark Hariman Replies: 3 Views: 831	PM'd
Topic: Do Southpaws have it better?
Mark Hariman Replies: 28 Views: 8494	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 5 Jan 2015 10:18 am Subject: Do Southpaws have it better?
Mark Hariman Replies: 28 Views: 8494	I'm a lefty playing righty, and recently started picking up PSG. What I do with both hands are difficult, though I must say that my right hand has gotten used to doing picking, thanks to the 15+ years ...