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Mon Jul 08, 2019 9:56 am
Hi All
I am about to embark on a new steel journey and am on the look out for a quality, single neck steel guitar.
Is this the right place to search?
Mon Jul 08, 2019 5:19 pm
Hi Richard, If your looking for a top of the range quality guitar then I would recommend Ted Nesbitt at Rainbow music Carrickfergus if you want cheep & cheerful well under 1k but playable then I might have something.....
Tue Jul 09, 2019 8:49 am
Thanks John. I've been on their website, and its awful!!
http://www.spanglefish.com/rainbowmusic ... eid=288596Not sure if I have the right one?? What steel are you thinking of selling? What should I budget for a decent steel? I'd rather pay the extra than pay for something, only to want to sell it 12 months later.
Thanks for the advice in advance John!
Tue Jul 09, 2019 3:04 pm
Hi Richard, I have PM'd you Teds phone number, you are right about the web site but don't let that put you off, Ted is the top man if you can afford what he sell's and the best advice has always been buy the best you can get if you are serious about playing,
I find some cheap but playable guitars for people but if you can go to about 2 - 2.5k you will get something real nice for that money
Tue Jul 09, 2019 3:26 pm
Hi RICHARD ,I HAVE HAD TWO STEELS OF TED .BOTH WERE TOP DRAW.I STILL HAVE MY LAST STEEL WHICH IS A RAINS STEEL GUITAR, AND I DOUBT
BAR WINNING THE LOTTERY IF I WOULD LET IT GO.GOOD LUCK HOPE YOU GET WHAT YOUR LOOKING FOR REGARDS DEREK.
Tue Jul 09, 2019 3:46 pm
Hi John and Derek
Thanks again for the invaluable advice. I've seen a twin neck Mullen D-10 (about 2001) for sale in London for £3k.
Would it be considered reasonable for a beginner to spend this sort of money on their first steel?
The guitar is in London, so would have to look at it first. Is there a thread on what I need to look out for, because I'd be going in completely blind!!
Thanks John for Ted's number - may very well give him a call.
R.
Tue Jul 09, 2019 4:58 pm
Richard, if I was fortunate enough to be in your position I don't think I would spend a huge amount to start with as a lot do but they also give up when they find it's not that easy to do. Take a look at the "White" s10 I have demo'd on here it will go for 700 when I have sorted out a problem with the legs but, as you can clearly see it is a playable guitar and to me that is the important part.
Thu Jul 11, 2019 8:52 pm
John and Derek, many thanks for the kind words, very much appreciated. Richard, if you are still looking for a quality instrument, I have 2 beautiful Show- Pro's for sale ( SD10 - 3 x 5) If you would like a D10 I have a top of the line Performance Steel with 8 x 5. You will get all the info you will ever need on this website from people like John Davis Ken Byng Bob Adams.
These guys know their stuff and will guide you in the right direction.
Wed Jul 31, 2019 10:19 am
Hello Richard
I have a 70s ZB Custom; 3 pedals, 4 knee levers, which I bought a few years ago, learned to play, up to competent, then was told I needed to concentrate more on my guitar playing!
It's a quality instrument, very stable, and perfect as an instrument to learn on, though its quality is such that you might just want to hang on to it.
I'm looking for £1000.
I'll send pics if you're interested
You can email me:
[email protected], or text 07970847441
I'm based in Cambridge, could possibly deliver or meet half way...
Sun Dec 15, 2019 6:54 pm
Hi Richard
I have a 70's Vintage Sho-Bud SD10 for sale. It has four pedals and four knee leavers, E9 tuning.
which I originally bought off Ted Nesbitt. It had been converted from a D-10 professional by Ron Bennett at Bennett Steels.
The price of my sale would be £850:00.
If you are interested and would like some photographs, then please e-mail me :
[email protected]Regards
Noel Jones
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