The British Steelies Society

Can I just give a huge thank you to Richard Stanton for the way he conducted himself during the purchase of his Nashville 112.
He packaged the guitar and had it delivered to my door before he even received my cheque
What a gentleman
Thanks again Richard, you have made a happy man very old

Asleep at the steel

So, you'll be selling that delicate, precision, 'crackle remover' implement now, Willie? I might be interested, I need to put new Segs on my tackety boots.
Looking forward to hearing your new amp, in the flesh.

Thank you Willie, may I say your the man who will bring it to life with your wonderful playing.

And, do you like it Mr. Gamble?

Last night was my first outing with the amp, It is a whole different beast compared to my Nashville 400.
I felt that I had to alter my volume pedal attitude, I was warned by Richard the it was very toppy and he wasn't kidding.
I suppose it will take some time to find my feet with it. After having played through my old Nashville 400 for 36 years I am bound to find some differences.
What I definitely like is the ability to carry it with one hand.
I am currently awaiting a cover being made by the wonderful Eleanor King in Carrickfergus, she does an excellent job.
All things considered, great amp
Asleep at the steel

Willie Gamble wrote:Can I just give a huge thank you to Richard Stanton for the way he conducted himself during the purchase of his Nashville 112.
He packaged the guitarand had it delivered to my door before he even received my cheque
What a gentleman
Thanks again Richard, you have made a happy man very old

Asleep at the steel

Did you buy an MSA on the fly too? lol

Nae chance Davie, took me fifteen years to get him off the antique he was playing, five years to get him on to Jagwire strings, and ten years to get him to get lighter amp, that is why he is height he is carrying that beast has been compressing his spine for years He is the original tech dinosaur, even his Tele(caster) is black and white( cause licence is cheaper).

Yet to hear it William but looking forward to it! Good reports so far!!