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Dick Sexton-Wonderful man.

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I would like to say a few words about a wonderful new found friend; Dick Sexton. I came into the possession of a beautiful sunburst Derby steel. However, it was in need of some knee lever and tuning configuration as well as new pick ups. I got in contact with Dick through a mutual friend and asked Dick to do some work on the Derby. I just got the steel back today; it has that good ShoBud tone (thanks to Jerry Wallace) and has the smooth Emmons mechanics. Dick, you’re a blessing and a perfectionist. The steel sounds and plays fantastic!
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David, thank you so much for the opportunity to work on that Derby. I've already mentioned in another thread how I had my hands on and was able to play, one of those rare steels I consider to be one in a hundred as far as tone, sustain, and playability. If for any reason you come to the point you want to trade it off. Please Sir, call me first. :D
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Will do my friend.
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We miss you in North Carolina Dick. But our loss is Ohio's gain.
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Glad to see your still on here and hope you and the family are doing well and will have a Joyous Christmas. Miss you guys too... And the oysters, clams, shrimp and fresh fish. :D All of that has to be trucked in to the Mid West. Keep in touch and the next time we're down, I'll try to swing by.