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I would love a kicking vintage one. Looks not so important as long as it sounds like it should!

Vintage is of course better if its in ready to go shape.

Im about 5'9" with a long torso and shorter legs. Im noticing that to engage for instance pedal down position and LKL Im on the toes of the left foot, and there's no way to keep my heel low. My Pro- ...

I've seen Dave Easley from NOLA do the B-3 thing as well. Im not sure what simulation effect he used, but I think he had some kind of midi-unit that he was using. Yes, he had his steel set up as a m ...

Good tips fellas. Keep them coming Im on it. Yes it is 3/4's diminished when you look at it that way Greg. If you can reshape western practice, maybe one day we'll all be calling it a Vincent minor ...

One other guy who is a true local treasure to Austin is "Asleep at the Wheel"'s Big Jim Murphy. I think he plays no-pedal in that group but I've caught him several times at the Continental Club playi ...

Im stumped on finding a good way to voice minor 7th flat 5 chords on E9th 3/3 (I dont have my 4th knee installed yet)

Whatcha got gentlemen?

"I believe this instrument is too hard to play and no matter how many buy one, only a small group will grow into working steel guitarists......." -- Franklin

Being what I guess is a conversion player ...

Im a long time 6stringer that was inspired into the PSG by RR and other non-traditional players like Dave Easily from New Orleans. Its the harmonic, melodic, and expressive potential of the instrumen ...

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Topic: looking for a Fender Devill HotRod 410
Matt Williams Replies: 1 Views: 1011	Forum Section: Wanted To Buy Posted: 9 Oct 2004 6:24 am Subject: looking for a Fender Devill HotRod 410
Matt Williams Replies: 1 Views: 1011	I would love a kicking vintage one. Looks not so important as long as it sounds like it should!
Topic: Looking for a Fender Deville 410
Matt Williams Replies: 0 Views: 992	Forum Section: Wanted To Buy Posted: 9 Oct 2004 6:22 am Subject: Looking for a Fender Deville 410
Matt Williams Replies: 0 Views: 992	Vintage is of course better if its in ready to go shape.
Topic: lowering the steel w/shorter legs
Matt Williams Replies: 1 Views: 1285	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 19 May 2004 12:07 pm Subject: lowering the steel w/shorter legs
Matt Williams Replies: 1 Views: 1285	Im about 5'9" with a long torso and shorter legs. Im noticing that to engage for instance pedal down position and LKL Im on the toes of the left foot, and there's no way to keep my heel low. My Pro- ...
Topic: B-3 Sounds on Steel
Matt Williams Replies: 31 Views: 6062	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 6 May 2004 1:21 pm Subject: B-3 Sounds on Steel
Matt Williams Replies: 31 Views: 6062	I've seen Dave Easley from NOLA do the B-3 thing as well. Im not sure what simulation effect he used, but I think he had some kind of midi-unit that he was using. Yes, he had his steel set up as a m ...
Topic: half diminished chords on E9th 3, 3
Matt Williams Replies: 13 Views: 1885	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 28 Apr 2004 2:27 pm Subject: half diminished chords on E9th 3, 3
Matt Williams Replies: 13 Views: 1885	Good tips fellas. Keep them coming Im on it. Yes it is 3/4's diminished when you look at it that way Greg. If you can reshape western practice, maybe one day we'll all be calling it a Vincent minor ...
Topic: Sleel Players in Austin,Texas.
Matt Williams Replies: 5 Views: 1076	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 28 Apr 2004 12:38 pm Subject: Sleel Players in Austin,Texas.
Matt Williams Replies: 5 Views: 1076	One other guy who is a true local treasure to Austin is "Asleep at the Wheel"'s Big Jim Murphy. I think he plays no-pedal in that group but I've caught him several times at the Continental Club playi ...
Topic: half diminished chords on E9th 3, 3
Matt Williams Replies: 13 Views: 1885	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 28 Apr 2004 10:49 am Subject: half diminished chords on E9th 3, 3
Matt Williams Replies: 13 Views: 1885	Im stumped on finding a good way to voice minor 7th flat 5 chords on E9th 3/3 (I dont have my 4th knee installed yet) Whatcha got gentlemen?
Topic: Robert Randolph...an issue?
Matt Williams Replies: 62 Views: 7003	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 17 Feb 2004 11:41 am Subject: Robert Randolph...an issue?
Matt Williams Replies: 62 Views: 7003	"I believe this instrument is too hard to play and no matter how many buy one, only a small group will grow into working steel guitarists......." -- Franklin Being what I guess is a conversion player ...
Topic: Robert Randolph...an issue?
Matt Williams Replies: 62 Views: 7003	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 13 Feb 2004 4:07 pm Subject: Robert Randolph...an issue?
Matt Williams Replies: 62 Views: 7003	Im a long time 6stringer that was inspired into the PSG by RR and other non-traditional players like Dave Easily from New Orleans. Its the harmonic, melodic, and expressive potential of the instrumen ...