Wed Jan 22, 2020 12:51 pm
HonkyTonkDan90 wrote:Jif wrote:I use a passive Goodrich which I'm happy with. It's also an idea to think about the height of the volume pedal, as you also use the right leg to work knee levers and if the pedal is too high it can make knee lever use difficult and uncomfortable, low profile volume pedals are available as well as standard height. Unfortunately this is often down to trial and error to see what works for you and your steel. My goodrich is a low profile model but others use full height models.
Is it an L-120? I desparately need a tuning wrench and only place in the UK I can find to buy one is on Gerry Hogan's site http://www.steelguitars.co.uk, so gonna give him a call tomorrow, but whilst I'm at it I'm strongly considering getting a volume pedal. Don't want to break the bank anymore than I already have done, so inclined towards a Goodrich H-120. From the description it seems like a solid pedal and at this stage I probably wouldn't know a whole lot better. I'm only 5ft9", so the thing about long legs doesn't really apply and by my measurements it's probably roughly similar height to my Cry Baby Wah that I'm sitting at for the sake of reference. So reckon the H-120 is probably a safe bet.
In terms of strings, I've already broken oneand replaced with D'addario EPS490's, which were ironically cheaper than the half-rounds that I use on my six-string. Certain amount of brand loyalty involved
![]()
Thanks all!
Wed Jan 22, 2020 5:20 pm
JohnDavisStringsHere wrote:Dan, if it helps you for 140 pounds I can send you a used Goodrich pedal a tuning wrench and a BJS bar a set of strings (as were endorsed by Buddy Emmons)plus a small selection of used finger pics..................? and my best wishes
Wed Jan 22, 2020 8:21 pm
Thu Jan 23, 2020 3:58 pm
JohnDavisStringsHere wrote:Hi Dan, thank you for your purchase, Box is on its way via parcel force have PM'd the detail.......
Thu Jan 30, 2020 10:16 pm
Fri Jan 31, 2020 6:41 am