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Michael Lee Allen

 

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Post  Posted 19 Jan 2008 11:56 am    
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richard burton


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Post  Posted 19 Jan 2008 12:32 pm    
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Click here to hear what an Ormston sounds like

and here if you want to
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Ken Byng


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Post  Posted 19 Jan 2008 5:11 pm    
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Takes me back to 1969 when I bought my D8 Ormston. Good tone but extremely basic mechanics. No roller nut!!! I used to get through strings like nobody's business, but at least it looked the part. Mine was black.
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John Billings


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Post  Posted 20 Jan 2008 9:44 am    
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I thought I had posted a link to Dural at Wikipedia. Maybe the post didn't make it, or maybe Wiki is banned here? Anyway, Dural is a particular alloy of aluminum.
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Michael Maddex


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Post  Posted 20 Jan 2008 10:52 am    
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I thought I had posted a link to Dural at Wikipedia.

You did. I followed it last night. It's in the Vintage 8-string Pedal Steels thread. Some of MLA's pics are cross-posted.

Thanks.
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