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Dang, you gotta be real quick to snag a seat ‘round these parts!

Is the pictured Tone Block included in this sale?

I’m speaking out of turn here as someone who’s still a relative noob when it comes to pedal steel in general. That said, I’ve had quite a bit of experience with running lap steel through various ...

Thanks all — ToneBlock 202 (with that sweet case) sure looks like a no-brainer! I’m savin’ up my pennies…

The nice thing about the Tone Block is that it is intended to be 'convertible' -- it can be quickly installed into a dedicated Quilter cabinet to create a one-piece combo amp or quickly removed and ...

Thanks for excellent suggestions, everyone (and hi, Doug!)

The solution that seems the most versatile does appear to be a Quilter Tone Block / Travis Toy (or equivalent), that way I could potential ...

Hi all,

I'm still pretty new to pedal steel (just under a year into learning the instrument), but I'm no stranger to gigging, and have been feeling the itch to start playing out on my psg.

Howev ...

Hi John,

I’d love to take this off your hands. Sending PM.

Rob

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Thank you all for the great suggestions. I know pedal steel is a very specific instrument, and while most of my instruments have been purchased used, I've gathered that can be a different ball of wax ...

Rob,Where in New Yawk is You?

Hey Stu, Iâ€™m in Manhattan.

Hi all,

I hate to be that guy who does a "what should I buy?" post, but this forum is too good a resource not to poll you fine folks.

I'm a professional multi-instrumentalist...mainly ...

Thanks to everyone who chimed in; I've decided to go with a new build from Tom Warner. Thanks all, and stay safe!

Whoops, I feel like a doofus! Noted on the R-type body shape.

Greg, thanks for mentioning the Recording King. I recently bought a Recording King roundneck tricone, and I feel kind of so-so about i ...

Beautiful playing, Jim! Strangely, I've been practicing this tune in C6 myself lately, but it sounds like I've got some work to do to keep up with your version!

Doug, thanks for the feedback! I didn't realize most of the Beards are built to order, that's good to know. And I've definitely also heard that Beard setups are essential for the Gold Tones, and I wou ...

An option I hadn't considered until now is the Beard Copper Mountain. It's not as aesthetically pleasing to me as something like the Deco Phonics models, but with a Lollar pickup and maybe a Fishman t ...

@Howard - amazing, thanks so much for the info! â€˜Tis much appreciated.

@Lance - yes, that's the same Tom Warner guitar I saw on the ResoHangout classifieds. Definitely a contender...

@Douglas - thanks, that's exactly the closest thing to a scientific approach that I n ...

Thanks again all! Good to know birch is a common tonewood in dobros.

Thanks for the feedback so far. I did find this used Warner dobro on the ResoHangout: https://www.resohangout.com/classified/10831

Not sure how birch fares as a tonewood...

Hi all, I know there have been a few posts like this over the years, but hopefully the difference in timeline and specifics can justify this one.

I play guitar (a lot of slide, in open tunings), la ...

I think I can picture the style of band and I'd say lap steel will fit in perfectly. Certainly for the Hank and Patsy stuff I'd prefer lap steel (as on the originals) and although most of the others ...

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Topic: BJS bar SOLD please close
Rob Morrison Replies: 2 Views: 656	Forum Section: For Sale: Amps and Accessories Posted: 20 Nov 2023 11:20 am Subject: BJS bar SOLD please close
Rob Morrison Replies: 2 Views: 656	PM sent. Thanks!
Topic: Seat
Rob Morrison Replies: 3 Views: 831	Forum Section: For Sale: Amps and Accessories Posted: 24 Oct 2023 1:23 pm Subject: Seat
Rob Morrison Replies: 3 Views: 831	Dang, you gotta be real quick to snag a seat ‘round these parts!
Topic: Quilter TT-15 Amp - Pending Sale
Rob Morrison Replies: 7 Views: 1868	Forum Section: For Sale: Amps and Accessories Posted: 9 Sep 2023 1:36 pm Subject: Quilter TT-15 Amp - Pending Sale
Rob Morrison Replies: 7 Views: 1868	Is the pictured Tone Block included in this sale?
Topic: Fuzz/Distortion Pedals
Rob Morrison Replies: 21 Views: 4354	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 22 Apr 2023 9:20 am Subject: Fuzz/Distortion Pedals
Rob Morrison Replies: 21 Views: 4354	I’m speaking out of turn here as someone who’s still a relative noob when it comes to pedal steel in general. That said, I’ve had quite a bit of experience with running lap steel through various ...
Topic: Amp solutions for city gigging folks who don't have a car
Rob Morrison Replies: 18 Views: 3851	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 21 Apr 2023 4:52 pm Subject: Amp solutions for city gigging folks who don't have a car
Rob Morrison Replies: 18 Views: 3851	Thanks all — ToneBlock 202 (with that sweet case) sure looks like a no-brainer! I’m savin’ up my pennies…
Topic: Amp solutions for city gigging folks who don't have a car
Rob Morrison Replies: 18 Views: 3851	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 11 Apr 2023 6:25 am Subject: Amp solutions for city gigging folks who don't have a car
Rob Morrison Replies: 18 Views: 3851	The nice thing about the Tone Block is that it is intended to be 'convertible' -- it can be quickly installed into a dedicated Quilter cabinet to create a one-piece combo amp or quickly removed and ...
Topic: Amp solutions for city gigging folks who don't have a car
Rob Morrison Replies: 18 Views: 3851	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 10 Apr 2023 7:15 am Subject: Amp solutions for city gigging folks who don't have a car
Rob Morrison Replies: 18 Views: 3851	Thanks for excellent suggestions, everyone (and hi, Doug!) The solution that seems the most versatile does appear to be a Quilter Tone Block / Travis Toy (or equivalent), that way I could potential ...
Topic: Amp solutions for city gigging folks who don't have a car
Rob Morrison Replies: 18 Views: 3851	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 27 Mar 2023 9:04 am Subject: Amp solutions for city gigging folks who don't have a car
Rob Morrison Replies: 18 Views: 3851	Hi all, I'm still pretty new to pedal steel (just under a year into learning the instrument), but I'm no stranger to gigging, and have been feeling the itch to start playing out on my psg. Howev ...
Topic: SOLD PENDING PAYMENT Like New StroboPlus HD With Leg Clamp
Rob Morrison Replies: 1 Views: 473	Forum Section: For Sale: Amps and Accessories Posted: 1 Jul 2022 9:22 am Subject: SOLD PENDING PAYMENT Like New StroboPlus HD With Leg Clamp
Rob Morrison Replies: 1 Views: 473	Hi John, I’d love to take this off your hands. Sending PM. Rob
Topic: Zum Stage One *SOLD*
Rob Morrison Replies: 3 Views: 1264	Forum Section: For Sale: Steel Guitars Posted: 6 May 2022 12:55 pm Subject: Zum Stage One *SOLD*
Rob Morrison Replies: 3 Views: 1264	PM sent
Topic: Zum Encore. 3X5 , sold elsewhere
Rob Morrison Replies: 7 Views: 4076	Forum Section: For Sale: Steel Guitars Posted: 28 Apr 2022 2:51 pm Subject: Zum Encore. 3X5 , sold elsewhere
Rob Morrison Replies: 7 Views: 4076	PM sent
Topic: Lap steel player looking for his first Pedal Steel...
Rob Morrison Replies: 13 Views: 4568	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 14 Aug 2020 9:14 am Subject: Lap steel player looking for his first Pedal Steel...
Rob Morrison Replies: 13 Views: 4568	Thank you all for the great suggestions. I know pedal steel is a very specific instrument, and while most of my instruments have been purchased used, I've gathered that can be a different ball of wax ...
Topic: Lap steel player looking for his first Pedal Steel...
Rob Morrison Replies: 13 Views: 4568	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 2 Aug 2020 8:00 am Subject: Lap steel player looking for his first Pedal Steel...
Rob Morrison Replies: 13 Views: 4568	Rob,Where in New Yawk is You? Hey Stu, Iâ€™m in Manhattan.
Topic: Lap steel player looking for his first Pedal Steel...
Rob Morrison Replies: 13 Views: 4568	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 1 Aug 2020 8:28 am Subject: Lap steel player looking for his first Pedal Steel...
Rob Morrison Replies: 13 Views: 4568	Hi all, I hate to be that guy who does a "what should I buy?" post, but this forum is too good a resource not to poll you fine folks. I'm a professional multi-instrumentalist...mainly ...
Topic: Deliberating on my first Dobro...
Rob Morrison Replies: 30 Views: 10251	Forum Section: Steel Without Pedals Posted: 2 Jun 2020 9:07 am Subject: Deliberating on my first Dobro...
Rob Morrison Replies: 30 Views: 10251	Thanks to everyone who chimed in; I've decided to go with a new build from Tom Warner. Thanks all, and stay safe!
Topic: Deliberating on my first Dobro...
Rob Morrison Replies: 30 Views: 10251	Forum Section: Steel Without Pedals Posted: 24 May 2020 5:35 pm Subject: Deliberating on my first Dobro...
Rob Morrison Replies: 30 Views: 10251	Whoops, I feel like a doofus! Noted on the R-type body shape. Greg, thanks for mentioning the Recording King. I recently bought a Recording King roundneck tricone, and I feel kind of so-so about i ...
Topic: Stardust
Rob Morrison Replies: 21 Views: 6692	Forum Section: Steel Without Pedals Posted: 24 May 2020 9:11 am Subject: Stardust
Rob Morrison Replies: 21 Views: 6692	Beautiful playing, Jim! Strangely, I've been practicing this tune in C6 myself lately, but it sounds like I've got some work to do to keep up with your version!
Topic: Deliberating on my first Dobro...
Rob Morrison Replies: 30 Views: 10251	Forum Section: Steel Without Pedals Posted: 24 May 2020 8:41 am Subject: Deliberating on my first Dobro...
Rob Morrison Replies: 30 Views: 10251	Doug, thanks for the feedback! I didn't realize most of the Beards are built to order, that's good to know. And I've definitely also heard that Beard setups are essential for the Gold Tones, and I wou ...
Topic: Deliberating on my first Dobro...
Rob Morrison Replies: 30 Views: 10251	Forum Section: Steel Without Pedals Posted: 22 May 2020 9:14 am Subject: Deliberating on my first Dobro...
Rob Morrison Replies: 30 Views: 10251	An option I hadn't considered until now is the Beard Copper Mountain. It's not as aesthetically pleasing to me as something like the Deco Phonics models, but with a Lollar pickup and maybe a Fishman t ...
Topic: Deliberating on my first Dobro...
Rob Morrison Replies: 30 Views: 10251	Forum Section: Steel Without Pedals Posted: 21 May 2020 10:02 am Subject: Deliberating on my first Dobro...
Rob Morrison Replies: 30 Views: 10251	@Howard - amazing, thanks so much for the info! â€˜Tis much appreciated.
Topic: Deliberating on my first Dobro...
Rob Morrison Replies: 30 Views: 10251	Forum Section: Steel Without Pedals Posted: 21 May 2020 8:51 am Subject: Deliberating on my first Dobro...
Rob Morrison Replies: 30 Views: 10251	@Lance - yes, that's the same Tom Warner guitar I saw on the ResoHangout classifieds. Definitely a contender... @Douglas - thanks, that's exactly the closest thing to a scientific approach that I n ...
Topic: Deliberating on my first Dobro...
Rob Morrison Replies: 30 Views: 10251	Forum Section: Steel Without Pedals Posted: 20 May 2020 4:32 pm Subject: Deliberating on my first Dobro...
Rob Morrison Replies: 30 Views: 10251	Thanks again all! Good to know birch is a common tonewood in dobros.
Topic: Deliberating on my first Dobro...
Rob Morrison Replies: 30 Views: 10251	Forum Section: Steel Without Pedals Posted: 20 May 2020 12:51 pm Subject: Deliberating on my first Dobro...
Rob Morrison Replies: 30 Views: 10251	Thanks for the feedback so far. I did find this used Warner dobro on the ResoHangout: https://www.resohangout.com/classified/10831 Not sure how birch fares as a tonewood...
Topic: Deliberating on my first Dobro...
Rob Morrison Replies: 30 Views: 10251	Forum Section: Steel Without Pedals Posted: 20 May 2020 10:33 am Subject: Deliberating on my first Dobro...
Rob Morrison Replies: 30 Views: 10251	Hi all, I know there have been a few posts like this over the years, but hopefully the difference in timeline and specifics can justify this one. I play guitar (a lot of slide, in open tunings), la ...
Topic: Can C6 Lap Steel work for country music?
Rob Morrison Replies: 34 Views: 8715	Forum Section: Steel Without Pedals Posted: 17 Nov 2019 4:08 pm Subject: Can C6 Lap Steel work for country music?
Rob Morrison Replies: 34 Views: 8715	I think I can picture the style of band and I'd say lap steel will fit in perfectly. Certainly for the Hank and Patsy stuff I'd prefer lap steel (as on the originals) and although most of the others ...