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Gibson EH 100 Lap Steel Gibson Lap Steel Guitar This steel is soldThis is a pre-war Gibson Electric Hawaiian guitar, model EH 100in its original hard shell case. It works and sounds beautiful but thereare dead spots on the volume pot. The tone pot seems to be ok. Theknobs are funny looking, I don't know if they are replacements, or ifGibson used a different style back then. Two strips of felt were glued to theand one to the back of the neckto protect the steel when mounted on itsstand. The stand is included. The serial number is 526-25.

and a huge697629 bytes. with glued on strips of felt.A money order will get the guitarshipped the day after I get it, checks will ship in seven days.I can only ship in the USA.Winner must add $20.00 for shipping viaUPS. Xforce keygen autocad 2012. I reserve the right to refuse bids from people with negative feedback.Sale is final and not refundable.

The whole transaction started with an e-mail I received from a guy who wanted to sell me a 50's jackplate.Ended up with me purchasing one of THE nicest condition vintage Gibson BR-9 Lapsteels, original case and matching Amp I have EVER come across! An 'Under-The-Bed' special!!The only problem is, I have NO IDEA what year the lapsteel was manufactured!There is no serial number on the back of the headstock. It wasn't removed, it came stock from the factory without one.I won't bore you with a lot of superlatives, but just check out the photo of the pickup (from a 'looking down the neck' angle).NOT ONE spec of rust!!Issues:1) A small, rough patch on the back, where the owner told me used to be a piece of velcro.2) A slight ding on the lower bout below the strumming area.3) I have no fucking idea how to play one of these!Click on any 'thumbnail'.

I use Jagwire strings for lap steel. You probably haven't heard of them.

But they are handmade, and great quality.They make three 'Steel Guitar Forum' sets for three different lap steel tunings.E major or A major tuning is fun, easy and great for blues and rock. However, the great advantage of 6th tunings (C6, A6) is that if you treat the 6 as a root, it gives you a minor chord without having to slant the bar.Drop me an email and I'll send you a PDF of a magazine article I wrote with lots of info.Enjoy that BR9, it looks great. BurstMeUp,Here's a link to 'THE' resource for steel guitar and lapsteel.Scotty set the standard years ago.and folks that have gone through his shop are the who's who of the music industry. Buddy Emmons to Jerry Garcia.I picked up lap steel playing over the past year and find the E 7th tuning the easiest to adapt to any tune. It is a blast to play!!

Look at Scotty's site for 'strings, non-pedal'.and you'll find Item #SIT6E7 for the perfect set to work with. There's also lots of music available in the C 9th key.but I find the E 7th more easily playable on the fly. It's much more intuitive and easy to jump in with to augment any tune.If you're looking for a pedal.the Goodrich model 120 is the place to start. I would not go with other volume pedals.too much coloring. When we gig.I use channel one Vibrato of my Deluxe Reverb for guitar.and channel two Vibrato for the lapsteel. Using the volume pedal.I have the lapsteel ready to go with just a foot rotation.Scotty is still around and doing well.

He has an assistant Don Curtis who teaches and he's a great wealth of information as well. Scotty's son works in the shop but is a non-player.Try it.you'll love it!!