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Correct on the switches, Bill.

Joe: I have a sketch I can send you. Email me: rod-mason@att.net

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Rod Mason

Correct on the switches, Bill.

Joe: I have a sketch I can send you. Email me: rod-mason@att.net

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Rod Mason

Tuesen tag, Bengt

That's it for sure but seems harder to play than it should. I'll keep at it.

Rod

I think this may be the hardest doggone thing
I've ever tried to play. I think Mr. Brumley may have been using three strings:
melody on 5 with some A pedal here and there,
4th string with some F l ...

or I'll speed up the turntable.

rod

Thanks, Jim. I hope you haven't been playing the Ray Charles version. Yecch!

Anyway, I'm glad to know that it's indeed an open string. I've been experimenting with the 2nd but I'll see what I can ...

I'm hearing either an open string or just a natural harmonic or distortion (could even be something in the groove of my old vinyl) in there that's driving me nuts. I'm happy with the way I'm playing ...

Correct, Jack.

I just want it for my Matchbox. I think I'll try to build it when I get back to the U.S. I'm happy to say that our tour here is almost up and I could be packing out before I got hal ...

It's "boo-wah." I first heard the term "doo-wah" (which I believe has now evolved to "doo-wop" in the mid-fifties used by Washington, D.C. area DJ, the immortal Don Owens who was also a fair country ...

Perhaps some of you could look at this circuit I found on the net this morning and let us know if it could solve the problem, i.e., safely power our Matchboxes and similar devices:
[url=http://ourwor ...

Wow, thanks, Keith:

I awoke this morning and remembered that I had left my Matchbox switched on last night for the umpteenth time and the thought that I just gotta get an alternative to battery power ...

johnnyb - For a half-fast tabber like me, trying to tab this stuff, especially with out my stealth pedal, will be quite a project but I promise to try.

(to be continued............)

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Ditto. Being a Mooney nut, I found that particularly true while searching around the neck for some of his stuff. I think that attitude has helped me a lot now that I'm concentrating a little more on ...

Interesting sound, particularly the D lever part. I've never been comfortable with the second string, however. You may wish to look at Ricky's tab [url=http://users.interlinks.net/rebel/steel/bottle ...

It's on the "Open up your Heart" LP. Great
steel break, with little "Together Again"
nuances. A couple of other good ballads also
on that album.

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Rod Mason

We don't all get a leg up like John Ritter,
Hank, Jr., Pam Tillis, and hundreds of
other kids of stars. I'm really happy to
be who I am and that you, Pat, are who you
are with your cool posts that w ...

Bill, do a forum search for my user name,
rmason; you should hit an exchange we had
on the topic last December. The post
topic was "george strait." It's not
guaranteed to solve your problems but
i ...

Consider "Hawaiian War Chant" (Ames Bros.,
as I recall) early fifties.

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Rod Mason

Not enough Stanley!!

Why in the world they would bracket a
bluegrass special with those two sickly
sweet Steve W. songs is beyond me. Puh-leeze.

True, Ernest, but in this case the wall
receptacles were left as they were when
the apt. was built, our standard U.S.
110v types; typical workmanship here in
Caracas. I didn't know it until after I
...

I operated my amps from country to country
from 110v to 220v (with a voltage transformer) and back to 110v again over
many years in the Foreign Service and never
had a problem. Mike is right of cour ...

The 50Hz current will not affect performance
of a typical amp. It only affects appliances
with AC motors in them; in terms of musical
equipment we'd be talking about very old
turntables and tape deck ...

Hank's "I've Just Told Mama Goodbye."

Hank's (Luke the Drifter) "Beyond the Sunset."

The Last Letter

Tragic Romance

Country Gentlemen "Bringing Mary Home,"
"Two Little Boys."

...

Thanks, Keith:

I'll see how that goes. Maybe I can use that
info as ammo to persuade my wife I should buy
one of your pedals as it will amortize itself
in the cost of batteries in a very short
time ...

Thanks for the warnings, guys. That's one
brainstorm that won't get tested. Really
love that Matchbox and wouldn't want to take
any chances with it. I did put on a on/off
switch and pilot light af ...

Author	Message
Topic: Sho Bud Pro Schematic
rmason Replies: 3 Views: 751	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 4 May 2002 4:55 am Subject: Sho Bud Pro Schematic
rmason Replies: 3 Views: 751	Correct on the switches, Bill. Joe: I have a sketch I can send you. Email me: rod-mason@att.net ------------------ Rod Mason
Topic: Sho Bud Pro Schematic
rmason Replies: 3 Views: 2432	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 4 May 2002 4:55 am Subject: Sho Bud Pro Schematic
rmason Replies: 3 Views: 2432	Correct on the switches, Bill. Joe: I have a sketch I can send you. Email me: rod-mason@att.net ------------------ Rod Mason
Topic: Brumley "Cryin' Time"
rmason Replies: 7 Views: 1759	Forum Section: Tablature Posted: 3 Feb 2001 5:32 pm Subject: Brumley "Cryin' Time"
rmason Replies: 7 Views: 1759	Tuesen tag, Bengt That's it for sure but seems harder to play than it should. I'll keep at it. Rod
Topic: Brumley "Cryin' Time"
rmason Replies: 7 Views: 1759	Forum Section: Tablature Posted: 3 Feb 2001 9:20 am Subject: Brumley "Cryin' Time"
rmason Replies: 7 Views: 1759	I think this may be the hardest doggone thing I've ever tried to play. I think Mr. Brumley may have been using three strings: melody on 5 with some A pedal here and there, 4th string with some F l ...
Topic: Brumley "Cryin' Time"
rmason Replies: 7 Views: 1759	Forum Section: Tablature Posted: 31 Jan 2001 9:20 pm Subject: Brumley "Cryin' Time"
rmason Replies: 7 Views: 1759	or I'll speed up the turntable. rod
Topic: Brumley "Cryin' Time"
rmason Replies: 7 Views: 1759	Forum Section: Tablature Posted: 31 Jan 2001 9:17 pm Subject: Brumley "Cryin' Time"
rmason Replies: 7 Views: 1759	Thanks, Jim. I hope you haven't been playing the Ray Charles version. Yecch! Anyway, I'm glad to know that it's indeed an open string. I've been experimenting with the 2nd but I'll see what I can ...
Topic: Brumley "Cryin' Time"
rmason Replies: 7 Views: 1759	Forum Section: Tablature Posted: 31 Jan 2001 6:46 pm Subject: Brumley "Cryin' Time"
rmason Replies: 7 Views: 1759	I'm hearing either an open string or just a natural harmonic or distortion (could even be something in the groove of my old vinyl) in there that's driving me nuts. I'm happy with the way I'm playing ...
Topic: Regulated Unregulated
rmason Replies: 15 Views: 2442	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 15 Jan 2001 5:59 pm Subject: Regulated Unregulated
rmason Replies: 15 Views: 2442	Correct, Jack. I just want it for my Matchbox. I think I'll try to build it when I get back to the U.S. I'm happy to say that our tour here is almost up and I could be packing out before I got hal ...
Topic: doo-wah" tone control
rmason Replies: 16 Views: 2991	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 15 Jan 2001 5:42 pm Subject: doo-wah" tone control
rmason Replies: 16 Views: 2991	It's "boo-wah." I first heard the term "doo-wah" (which I believe has now evolved to "doo-wop" in the mid-fifties used by Washington, D.C. area DJ, the immortal Don Owens who was also a fair country ...
Topic: Regulated Unregulated
rmason Replies: 15 Views: 2442	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 15 Jan 2001 10:25 am Subject: Regulated Unregulated
rmason Replies: 15 Views: 2442	Perhaps some of you could look at this circuit I found on the net this morning and let us know if it could solve the problem, i.e., safely power our Matchboxes and similar devices: [url=http://ourwor ...
Topic: Regulated Unregulated
rmason Replies: 15 Views: 2442	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 14 Jan 2001 4:46 am Subject: Regulated Unregulated
rmason Replies: 15 Views: 2442	Wow, thanks, Keith: I awoke this morning and remembered that I had left my Matchbox switched on last night for the umpteenth time and the thought that I just gotta get an alternative to battery power ...
Topic: Bottle Let Me Down-BC pedals?
rmason Replies: 6 Views: 1796	Forum Section: Tablature Posted: 13 Dec 2000 5:18 am Subject: Bottle Let Me Down-BC pedals?
rmason Replies: 6 Views: 1796	johnnyb - For a half-fast tabber like me, trying to tab this stuff, especially with out my stealth pedal, will be quite a project but I promise to try. (to be continued............) --------------- ...
Topic: Bottle Let Me Down-BC pedals?
rmason Replies: 6 Views: 1796	Forum Section: Tablature Posted: 12 Dec 2000 4:54 am Subject: Bottle Let Me Down-BC pedals?
rmason Replies: 6 Views: 1796	Ditto. Being a Mooney nut, I found that particularly true while searching around the neck for some of his stuff. I think that attitude has helped me a lot now that I'm concentrating a little more on ...
Topic: Bottle Let Me Down-BC pedals?
rmason Replies: 6 Views: 1796	Forum Section: Tablature Posted: 11 Dec 2000 12:30 pm Subject: Bottle Let Me Down-BC pedals?
rmason Replies: 6 Views: 1796	Interesting sound, particularly the D lever part. I've never been comfortable with the second string, however. You may wish to look at Ricky's tab [url=http://users.interlinks.net/rebel/steel/bottle ...
Topic: Words and tune to a song
rmason Replies: 3 Views: 598	Forum Section: Music Posted: 21 Oct 2000 4:23 am Subject: Words and tune to a song
rmason Replies: 3 Views: 598	It's on the "Open up your Heart" LP. Great steel break, with little "Together Again" nuances. A couple of other good ballads also on that album. ------------------ Rod Mason
Topic: Tex Ritter: From Texas to Broadway, etc.
rmason Replies: 5 Views: 1259	Forum Section: Music Posted: 3 Oct 2000 12:03 pm Subject: Tex Ritter: From Texas to Broadway, etc.
rmason Replies: 5 Views: 1259	We don't all get a leg up like John Ritter, Hank, Jr., Pam Tillis, and hundreds of other kids of stars. I'm really happy to be who I am and that you, Pat, are who you are with your cool posts that w ...
Topic: Tab for ( I wana dance with you)
rmason Replies: 1 Views: 1130	Forum Section: Tablature Posted: 28 Sep 2000 3:04 am Subject: Tab for ( I wana dance with you)
rmason Replies: 1 Views: 1130	Bill, do a forum search for my user name, rmason; you should hit an exchange we had on the topic last December. The post topic was "george strait." It's not guaranteed to solve your problems but i ...
Topic: HELP! Need song for wedding.
rmason Replies: 26 Views: 2517	Forum Section: Music Posted: 3 Sep 2000 5:29 am Subject: HELP! Need song for wedding.
rmason Replies: 26 Views: 2517	Consider "Hawaiian War Chant" (Ames Bros., as I recall) early fifties. ------------------ Rod Mason
Topic: Bluegrass week on Opry live July 22
rmason Replies: 4 Views: 840	Forum Section: Music Posted: 23 Jul 2000 3:48 am Subject: Bluegrass week on Opry live July 22
rmason Replies: 4 Views: 840	Not enough Stanley!! Why in the world they would bracket a bluegrass special with those two sickly sweet Steve W. songs is beyond me. Puh-leeze.
Topic: For Waisznor and Mike Brown
rmason Replies: 5 Views: 1769	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 13 Jul 2000 4:38 am Subject: For Waisznor and Mike Brown
rmason Replies: 5 Views: 1769	True, Ernest, but in this case the wall receptacles were left as they were when the apt. was built, our standard U.S. 110v types; typical workmanship here in Caracas. I didn't know it until after I ...
Topic: For Waisznor and Mike Brown
rmason Replies: 5 Views: 1769	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 12 Jul 2000 4:41 am Subject: For Waisznor and Mike Brown
rmason Replies: 5 Views: 1769	I operated my amps from country to country from 110v to 220v (with a voltage transformer) and back to 110v again over many years in the Foreign Service and never had a problem. Mike is right of cour ...
Topic: electricity in Thailand Question?
rmason Replies: 4 Views: 1622	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 19 May 2000 11:52 am Subject: electricity in Thailand Question?
rmason Replies: 4 Views: 1622	The 50Hz current will not affect performance of a typical amp. It only affects appliances with AC motors in them; in terms of musical equipment we'd be talking about very old turntables and tape deck ...
Topic: Saddest" Country Song
rmason Replies: 84 Views: 18460	Forum Section: Music Posted: 16 Apr 2000 5:44 pm Subject: Saddest" Country Song
rmason Replies: 84 Views: 18460	Hank's "I've Just Told Mama Goodbye." Hank's (Luke the Drifter) "Beyond the Sunset." The Last Letter Tragic Romance Country Gentlemen "Bringing Mary Home," "Two Little Boys." ...
Topic: Power for Matchbox
rmason Replies: 12 Views: 3187	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 13 Apr 2000 2:29 am Subject: Power for Matchbox
rmason Replies: 12 Views: 3187	Thanks, Keith: I'll see how that goes. Maybe I can use that info as ammo to persuade my wife I should buy one of your pedals as it will amortize itself in the cost of batteries in a very short time ...
Topic: Power for Matchbox
rmason Replies: 12 Views: 3187	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 12 Apr 2000 1:47 pm Subject: Power for Matchbox
rmason Replies: 12 Views: 3187	Thanks for the warnings, guys. That's one brainstorm that won't get tested. Really love that Matchbox and wouldn't want to take any chances with it. I did put on a on/off switch and pilot light af ...