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Dave Zirbel
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From: Sebastopol, CA USA

posted 04 August 2005 08:06 AM     profile     
I may have some shows in Austin this October. Are there places in town that rent steel amps and possibly steel guitars? I would appreciate some references.

Thanks, Dave Z

[This message was edited by Dave Zirbel on 04 August 2005 at 08:37 AM.]

Justin Griffith
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From: Taylor, Texas, USA

posted 04 August 2005 09:03 AM     profile     
Heart of Tx music may be able to help the # is 512-444-7755. Steve should be able to help you. If you dont find anything shoot me an E-mail I may can help.

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Justin Griffith
D-10 Blanton 8X4, Gooodrich L-120, Matchbox, Small cab. Session 500, Evans FET 500LV And new Walker seat

Bill Terry
Member

From: Bastrop, TX, USA

posted 04 August 2005 09:43 AM     profile     
Whaddaya need Dave? I don't play so great but I gotta lot of stuff..

Rock-n-Roll Rentals might be able to help on an amp.

(512) 447-5305

Jon Jaffe
Member

From: Austin, Texas

posted 04 August 2005 10:01 AM     profile     
Dave,

You are welcome to use my Kline, I think it will fit. Amps are not a problem either. I tried to do the same in Milwaukee, a few months ago, but did not get any help. If it is the weekend, I may not catch your show, but gear is not a problem. Email me.

Dave Zirbel
Member

From: Sebastopol, CA USA

posted 04 August 2005 10:04 AM     profile     
Thanks for the replies guys. Any good steel amp will do. A NV112 would be great because of the weight and it's what I'm used to. Any good S-10 3 x 4 would get me through. I'm trying to put together a rig that's under 50 pounds to fly with because even if I found a rental steel it may be too different than what I'm used to, so we'll see.

Thanks again, Dave Z

Charlie McDonald
Member

From: Lubbock, Texas, USA

posted 04 August 2005 11:05 AM     profile     
But drop in at Heart o' Texas anyway. They have some vintage amps, and Ray Hennig's got lots of stories.
Brian Cassidy
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From: Austin, Texas, USA

posted 04 August 2005 09:33 PM     profile     
I too am looking for a rig under 50 lbs. Let me know if you find such a thing.
Jim Loessberg
Member

From: Austin, Texas U.S.A

posted 05 August 2005 03:15 PM     profile     
Hey Dave,

What's your setup like?

Best,

Jim

Dillon Jackson
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From: Seattle, Washington, USA

posted 06 August 2005 10:40 PM     profile     
I am facing the same problem; seems like any good airtravel case is going to raise the weight of a S 10 or 12 over 50 lbs. I have thought about putting the legs and anything else I can in another case. There must be a ton of experience with flying this stuff out there. What are folks' experience--better yet--any advice? I am even thinking about shipping ahead with UPS or FEDEX. IF this should be a separate thread, SYSOP, feel free.

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Dillon Jackson
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ZUM U-12; NV-1000

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