How much does the steel guitar forum cost you?

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tom anderson
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How much does the steel guitar forum cost you?

Post by tom anderson »

I tthink this forum is beginning to cost me an arm & a leg. Seriously, I am not just talking about all the hours I waste surfing all the topics, but as I read the posts I become convinced that I HAVE to buy whatever is being talked about. For example, in the last three months, not only have I bought 4 CD's, ordered 2 more plus a tab course, I have lusted after a BJS & a Zirconia Bar; become convinced I need a new GFI, vintage Sho-bud, & a push pull Emmons, and am looking into an Ampeg; bought an older Sho-bud amp, a Peavy backstage amp, & am about to buy a Fender Vibrosonic; am convinced I have to have a Hilton volume pedal; bought a Boss Chorus to change my sound on the bandstand; am interested in finding out about a ovtave splitter pedal; subscribed to the new steel guitar magazine; bought a second single neck Mullen so I don't have to lug around the weight of a double neck... etc. Help! I can't afford to read the forum anymore!! E-bay makes it worse, cause you can always find someone who has this stuff for sale!!
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Post by John Macy »

Not as much as hanging out on recording forums....
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Post by HowardR »

Tom, don't complain.....you got away cheap!
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Post by ray qualls »

Tom, don't know if you're married or not but that stuff sure comes in handy if you go thru a divorce. Ha Just think, you'll get to start all over again. Ain't being a musician a great life!!!! By the way, where is Leawood, Ks. at?

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Post by David Cobb »

ImageAh yes,but look at the fine education you can obtain here for next to nothing.
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Post by George Rout »

Tom, you just need some "won't" power, as opposed to willpower!!!
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Post by CrowBear Schmitt »

i'll agree that the fine education is the best you get here and it costs a lot less than gear.
for those that succomb into spending on gear
don't ferget to make b0b + Bobbeee Sezmore even happier Image
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Post by Recluse »

This place would be cheap it it didn't have that link to MSA.

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Post by Chuck McGill »

I don't play golf or own a pair of lime green
pants so pedal steel is my passion.
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Post by Michael Haselman »

The forum is a good place to learn the art of self-restraint. Remember, thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's gear.

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Ray Jenkins
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Post by Ray Jenkins »

Tom, you can always open up a music store/pawn shop/resturant/culniary school.
Ray www.swsteelguitar.com

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Post by Kenny Foy »

Yikes!!!Just bought an EMMONS off here. I'm gonna have to cut myself back to looking at the FORUM once a month, just costs too much.
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Post by David Weaver »

Bought the Sierra Artist from Herby Wallace through Steel Guitar Forum connection. Bought the Fessenden in the Buy and Sell, bought the Session 500 the same way. Reconnected with Ronnie Miller through the Forum and bought his GFI in St. Louis just three hours after calling my wife and promising her I wasn't going to buy another guitar.

I've bought a bunch of CD's, strings, instruction books, videos, took the trip to St. Louis. All because of the Forum.

Result is many many hours of enjoyment. Connected with a great hobby. Have not touched a golf club in several years which has saved me thousands.

Result is I've come out way ahead and had the time of my life. Thanks to b0b!
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Post by David Weaver »

<SMALL>This place would be cheap it it didn't have that link to MSA.</SMALL>
There's a link to MSA?

Oh oh..!!! Image
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Post by Mark Kelchen »

What's money?? Ya can't take it with ya. Whats the difference between a large pizza and most musicians???? Most of the time a large pizza can feed a family of 4. Most of us are always searching for some new gadget to plug in. It's great. The forums provide a great medium for that.
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Post by Gary Dunn »

Window Shopping only costs me 44.95 per month with Road Runner. I guess that is cheap enough.

Gary
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Post by Rich Weiss »

For me, this forum is extremely reasonable compared to the Digidesign (Pro Tools) forum. I could've owned an Anapeg and a couple of vintage amps for the $$$ I've pumped into recording gear.