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Carlos Polidura


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Puerto Rico
Post  Posted 23 Mar 2024 7:15 pm    
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Hi fellows,
Show us your Marlen Pedal Steel Guitar.
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William Baldwin

 

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North Carolina, USA
Post  Posted 24 Mar 2024 5:29 am    
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Mark Perrodin

 

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Tucson Arizona, USA
Post  Posted 24 Mar 2024 9:23 am     marlen
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Brett Lanier

 

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Madison, TN
Post  Posted 24 Mar 2024 10:53 am    
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Carlos Polidura


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Puerto Rico
Post  Posted 24 Mar 2024 5:48 pm    
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So far, so nice.
Thank you for showing yours. I'll try to post pictures mine as soon as I can.
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Tim Johnson

 

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Cadiz, KY, USA
Post  Posted 25 Mar 2024 1:36 pm     Marlen
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Abe Levy


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California, USA
Post  Posted 26 Mar 2024 7:08 am    
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Oh man! Brett those orange D10s are gorgeous. If you ever let one go, let me know!
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Abe Levy


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Post  Posted 26 Mar 2024 8:52 am    
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Oh man! Brett those orange D10s are gorgeous. If you ever let one go, let me know!
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Nate Hahn

 

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Illinois, USA
Post  Posted 26 Mar 2024 1:08 pm    
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Nate Hahn

 

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Illinois, USA
Post  Posted 26 Mar 2024 1:12 pm    
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Mr. Stadler really built some gorgeous contraptions.
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Mike DiAlesandro


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Kent, Ohio
Post  Posted 26 Mar 2024 1:54 pm    
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Brett Lanier

 

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Madison, TN
Post  Posted 26 Mar 2024 2:48 pm    
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Abe Levy wrote:
Oh man! Brett those orange D10s are gorgeous. If you ever let one go, let me know!

Thanks, Abe. They’re both such great guitars. I spent a lot of time getting them play exactly the same. The round front one on the bottom is a ‘66 with full cross shafts and moveable bell cranks. The top one is earlier, and has welded bell cranks for the pedals. Those old cross shafts are impossible to bend or twist at all. It’s a really stable guitar. I’ve had it longer, and it’s the one I use for traveling. Both have the wider string spacing like a Permanent, and pickups under 10k.
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Carlos Polidura


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Puerto Rico
Post  Posted 27 Mar 2024 7:22 am    
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One question, are these guitars twenty four and a quarter inch scale? Talking about all Marlens.
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Richard Saylor

 

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Oregon, USA
Post  Posted 27 Mar 2024 12:07 pm    
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David Ball


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North Carolina High Country
Post  Posted 27 Mar 2024 1:56 pm    
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Here's one that I had a few years back. It had been Chas Smith's earlier. I found it was way too big for my music room, but it was cool nonetheless.

Dave



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Carlos Polidura


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Puerto Rico
Post  Posted 27 Mar 2024 5:34 pm    
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Wao!!! first time I see a 3 neck Marlen. Awesome looking.
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Carlos Polidura


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Puerto Rico
Post  Posted 27 Mar 2024 5:42 pm    
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Here"s mine. I acquired this guitar from a friend of mine and she is in need of a complete facelift, which is in progress. This guitar was born in 2/1/1971. Serial number 701791.

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Tim Johnson

 

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Cadiz, KY, USA
Post  Posted 1 Apr 2024 3:01 pm     Marlen steels
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Would love to see more Marlen steels
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Mike May

 

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North Carolina, USA
Post  Posted 10 Apr 2024 7:57 am     Marlen
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Got questions about change over to emmonssetup. s10.
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Steven Hudson


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North Carolina, USA
Post  Posted 11 Apr 2024 8:58 am    
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I am loving all of the late 60's, early 70's models. Here's my 2001. One of the last single necks.






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2001 Marlen S-10, 2020 Zumsteel Encore, Melbert 6 string Roundabout, Evans E250HV Amp
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Carlos Polidura


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Puerto Rico
Post  Posted 11 Apr 2024 5:04 pm    
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Very nice looking guitar.
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Bruce Derr

 

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Lee, New Hampshire, USA
Post  Posted 12 Apr 2024 8:55 am    
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Carlos Polidura


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Puerto Rico
Post  Posted 12 Apr 2024 9:14 am    
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Oh, that is so nice!!!
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Carlos Polidura


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Puerto Rico
Post  Posted 1 May 2024 3:19 pm    
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Yes, show more Marlens and show the undercarriage.
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Carlos Polidura


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Puerto Rico
Post  Posted 20 Jun 2024 6:08 am    
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Any more Marlen guitars?
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