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Jim Williams

 

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Post  Posted 9 Jan 2014 10:46 am    
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Hi all. I'm interested in building an 8 string C6 console and am looking for parts and parts sources. If you know of any good suppliers of things like materials for bridges, nuts, tuners, etc. please let me know. I have an ad on the WTB looking for an old pedal or console body to use as well but I thought it was worth asking around here since this is where the non pedal folks mainly hang out.
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George Piburn


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Post  Posted 9 Jan 2014 1:08 pm     We sell every thing you need.
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GeorgeBoards Parts Catalog is where you can get every thing.
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Bill Adams

 

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Post  Posted 9 Jan 2014 3:12 pm    
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Have you visited the Steel Guitar Builder Forum? Everyone there is super helpful:

http://steelguitarbuilder.com/forum/
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