Gretsch amp--Nashville Pro Steel Model

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Ron Murray
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Gretsch nashville pro steel amp

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I bought a brand new one in 1975. It had a altec 15"
speaker in it. I loved it. Unfortunately the reverb
went out and i got rid of it. For 30 years i have
wanted another one because to me it is the tops.
Around 2 years ago i found out Brad Sarno had one
and had replaced the caps in it and put a high end
altec 15" speaker in it. Now it is mine and i will
never sell it. :!:
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Nashville pro steel amp

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James Morehead wrote:Well hunt me down and let's get together. I won't be far from Steve Reno or the Picketts. 8)
I just found out that my band and I will be backing up Bob Fredrick at the 17th Annual Quad Cities Steel Show. I am thinking about possibly playing my Tele through the Nashville pro steel I think it is a great lead amp as well as a great steel amp. I had to put castors on it because of the weight. Man the amp could probably survive a bombing.
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Hey Jeff, Cool on it being a lead amp, too. Looks like I won't be there this year, unfortunatly. :(
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Here is a pic of mine. I should have shut my flash off though, it shows quite a few imperfections... But hey I got one and it sounds great.
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Pretty is as pretty sounds, huh?? 8)
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This amp has been serviced by Woody Woodell, and it now performs flawlessly. Reverb is as deep as you ever would want, and luuuuush!!

This amp now for sale--clic link below:
http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopi ... 68#1793368

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Re: Gretsch amp--Nashville Pro Steel Model

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Hi friends,

I recently acquired one of these Nashville Pro Steel amps. Does anyone know what year they were made?
Thanks, Dave

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