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Wally Moyers


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Lubbock, Texas
Post  Posted 30 Jul 2016 6:42 pm    
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We are excited to launch our new web-site. In addition to being dealers for the fine Mullen steel guitars, PedalRockers is the designer and builder of the new Resonator Simulator/Slide Guitar called the ResoRocker. Check us out if you get a chance..

http://www.pedalrockers.com
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Jerry Overstreet


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Louisville Ky
Post  Posted 30 Jul 2016 7:33 pm    
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That's pretty cool! The ResoRocker sounds great.
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Wally Moyers


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Lubbock, Texas
Post  Posted 1 Aug 2016 6:13 pm    
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Jerry Overstreet wrote:
That's pretty cool! The ResoRocker sounds great.

Thank you Jerry, its a blast to play..
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Adam Moritz


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Cedar Rapids, IA
Post  Posted 4 Aug 2016 9:59 am    
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very awesome idea! now if you could only make swappable pickup as part of your modular design.. (j/k)

really good looking product and fresh idea!
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Wally Moyers


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Lubbock, Texas
Post  Posted 5 Aug 2016 5:25 am    
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Adam Moritz wrote:
very awesome idea! now if you could only make swappable pickup as part of your modular design.. (j/k)

really good looking product and fresh idea!


Thank you Adam!
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Tony Dingus

 

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Kingsport, Tennessee, USA
Post  Posted 12 Aug 2016 7:58 pm    
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I love the dobro sound. Sounds more like a dobro than any pedal I've heard and tried.

Tony
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Dennis Ellerbee

 

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Jackson, Georgia US
Post  Posted 19 Aug 2016 7:44 am     Lap steel
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Wally, do you have to have a splitter cord for the steel neck and the lap steel, or is it wired into one outlet on the steel? Does the holes in the lap steel neck line up with the pad holes?
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Wally Moyers


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Lubbock, Texas
Post  Posted 7 Sep 2016 1:56 pm     Re: Lap steel
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Dennis Ellerbee wrote:
Wally, do you have to have a splitter cord for the steel neck and the lap steel, or is it wired into one outlet on the steel? Does the holes in the lap steel neck line up with the pad holes?


Dennis,

You will have three outputs. One for the steel, one for the
ResoRockers guitar pickups and one for the Reso sound output.
For best results you will want a guitar amp for the slide guitar sound and an acoustic amp or DI to the P.A. for the Reso sound.. The three holes that mont the ResoRocker to the steel do not match the pads holes. When you put the pad back on the steel, the new holes will be covered by the pad.. Every steel manufacturer will have different hole spacing so there is no way to match them all,,,

Wally
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Ray Jenkins


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Gold Canyon Az. U.S.A.
Post  Posted 10 Sep 2016 8:16 am    
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Right now we're down on the pecan farm in Fabens Tex.half a mile from the Mexican border, it is buffering so much can't hear any length.What I do get to hear sounds great, you always do thou. Hopefully you will bring it to the Phoenix show, then we will get a good listen.
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