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Step into the golden era of music with the Classic 1960s MSA 10 String Pedal Steel Guitar. This meticulously crafted instrument is a testament to the enduring allure of pedal steel guitars that defined a generation of sounds. Designed for both vintage enthusiasts and modern players alike, this 10-string masterpiece offers an authentic playing experience with its smooth pedal action and rich tonal depth. The MSA brand is synonymous with precision and quality, ensuring that each note resonates with clarity and warmth.

Whether you're a seasoned pedal steel guitar player or a curious newcomer, you'll appreciate the effortless playability and versatility of this instrument. The Classic 1960s MSA model features a timeless design that captures the essence of the era while incorporating modern enhancements for improved functionality. Its robust construction and durable materials make it a reliable companion for both studio sessions and live performances.

This pedal steel guitar is equipped with an intuitive setup that allows for seamless transitions between chords and melodies, making it an ideal choice for country, blues, and rock genres. Embrace the rich history and captivating soundscapes of the 1960s with a guitar that brings the past into the present.

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10-string configuration for expanded musical range and versatility
Smooth pedal action for precise note control
Timeless design with modern enhancements for improved performance
Durable construction suitable for both studio and live use
Ideal for multiple genres including country, blues, and rock
Renowned MSA craftsmanship for superior sound quality

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Jimmy Page

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Led Zeppelin

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Page used a 1960s MSA 10 string pedal steel guitar on the songs "Tangerine" & "That's The Way" from the Led Zep III album. The exact year of the PSG is unknown.

Here's a little bit of an interview with Jimmy page from '77.

On "Tangerine" [Led Zeppelin III] it sounds as if you're playing a pedal steel.

I am. And on the first LP there's a pedal steel. I had never played steel before, but I just picked it up. There's a lot of things I do first time around that I haven't done before. In fact, I hadn't touched a pedal steel from the first album to the third. It's a bit of a pinch really from the things that Chuck Berry did. Nevertheless, it fits. I use pedal steel in "Your Time is Gonna Come" [Led Zeppelin]. It sounds like a slide or something. It's more out of tune on the first album because I hadn't got a kit to put it together.

You've also played other stringed instruments on records?

"Gallows Pole" [Led Zeppelin III] was the first time for banjo, and on "The Battle of Evermore," [Led Zeppelin IV] a mandolin was lying around. It wasn't mine, it was Jonesey's. I just picked it up, got the chords, and it sort of started happening. I did it more or less straight off. But, you see, that's fingerpicking again, going back to the studio days and developing a certain amount of technique -- at least enough to be adapted and used. My fingerpicking is a sort of cross between Pete Seeger, Earl Scruggs, and total incompetence.

Full Interview: http://web.archive.org/web/20030210174225/archive.guitarplayer.com/archive/artists/jimmypage77.shtml