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Silvio Bello


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Los Angeles, California USA
Post  Posted 24 Nov 2008 10:00 pm    
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Probably one of the best-looking guitars I've ever seen, this immaculate two-tone natural Williams has:

� tiger maple top deck, highly figured
� bordeaux lacquer body
� wood inlay with mother of pearl striping
� 400x series
� keyless tuner
� extended E9, Emmons setup
� humbucker pickup
� mint carrying case & leg bag

Has a full, rich sound, stays in tune, and plays very smoothly.

I've owned this steel for about 2 years, but it has never been out of my home; no clubs or bars. I simply don't have sufficient time to devote to this great steel.

For those of you not familiar with the Williams guitar, it has unsurpassed craftsmanship, engineering and attention to detail. Bill Rudolph really designs a beautiful instrument.

Price is $2495; no trades, please; willing to split shipping.

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Terry Wood


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Lebanon, MO
Post  Posted 25 Nov 2008 5:58 am    
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Hi Silvio,

Great looking steel guitar! I have new Keyless BMI Universal just recieved a few weeks back, if not I'd be interested in your steel.

Forumites, these William Steels are great steel guitars.


GOD bless!
Terry Wood
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James Quackenbush

 

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Pomona, New York, USA
Post  Posted 25 Nov 2008 4:58 pm    
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Hi Silvio,
GREAT looking Williams you got there ....If that steel sounds as good as it looks , you should hang onto it .....Gorgeous !!.....Jim
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Silvio Bello


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Los Angeles, California USA
Post  Posted 26 Nov 2008 12:49 am     Williams S-12
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Hi Terry and Jim,
Thanks for the kind words! Yeah,she really is a looker!
And sweet sounding ,too!
Couple of folks have asked me for the set-up,so here it is. Thanks, all!

The very first pedal is the zero pedal, followed by A-B-C pedals

The "0" pedal lowers strings 6 and 11 from G# to G

The "A" pedal raises strings 5 and 10 from B to C#

The "B" pedal raises strings 3, 6, and 11 from G# to A

The "C" pedal raises string 4 from E to F#, lowers string 5 from D to C#, and lowers string 10 from D to Bb

The knees are set up as follows:

LKL.....raises 4/8....from E to F

LKV.....lowers 5......from B to Bb

LKR.....lowers 2......from D# to D to C#
lowers 9......from D to C#

RKL.....lowers 4/8....from E to Eb

RKR.....raises 1......from F# to G#
raises 2......from D# to E
raises 7......from F# to G#
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John McClung


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Olympia WA, USA
Post  Posted 27 Nov 2008 11:07 am    
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One correction, Silvio: pedal C lowers string 10 from B to Bb. I've never seen that change combined with the C pedal, but it kind of makes sense, those two changes won't interfere with each other, yet you get twice the knee lever functionality. There are times when I prefer to lower each B a half step independently, so this is a pretty good solution!

One additional note: Williams guitars are triple raise/triple lower. They also have adjustable changer return springs, and come with gauged nut rollers, very important on 12-string steels, imho.
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Silvio Bello


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Los Angeles, California USA
Post  Posted 28 Nov 2008 1:04 am     Williams S-12
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Thanks for the correction, John.
Seems like I always get my "D"s and "B"s confused.
Doy, am I Bumd!!!
I've had a good amount of interest...It'll look great under the Christmas tree!
sb
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Kevin Robbins

 

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North Carolina, USA
Post  Posted 30 Nov 2008 2:24 pm     Williams
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Hello Silvio,
Please check your email.

Kevin Robbins
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Silvio Bello


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Los Angeles, California USA
Post  Posted 30 Nov 2008 6:09 pm     Williams
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Hi Kevin,
Please check your email.
Best regards,
Silvio

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Kevin Robbins

 

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North Carolina, USA
Post  Posted 2 Dec 2008 12:24 pm     I'll take it.
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Certified funds sent 12-01-08.
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Tor Arve Baroy

 

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Norway
Post  Posted 3 Dec 2008 3:54 am    
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Cool name if youre a Dylan fan Very Happy

Silvio, silver and gold, found out something only dead men know!

Also, Bello was on of the people in the song Hurricane!
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Also, great looking guitar!
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