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Earnest Bovine


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Post  Posted 13 Feb 2011 10:56 am    
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When pedals were a new idea, and dinosaurs roamed the earth, weren't there some alternatives besides identical pedals in a row? For example I think I saw something like oddly shaped ABC pedals that could be operated independently with one foot in one place.
Do you have pictures of something like this?
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Dave Zirbel


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Post  Posted 13 Feb 2011 11:05 am    
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Could it be a Multi-Kord?




I also think I read something on this forum explaining that some early ShoBuds had the ABC pedals real close together to allow the player to engage all three with one foot.
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Pete Burak

 

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Post  Posted 13 Feb 2011 12:55 pm    
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Here is a pic of a Carvin:
http://www.carvinmuseum.com/decade/images/57-steelguitarstrings.html
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Ron Scott

 

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Post  Posted 14 Feb 2011 3:09 pm    
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That one looks like the pedals are on the wrong end unless it is made for a lefty.RS
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Stu Schulman


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Post  Posted 14 Feb 2011 3:26 pm    
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Ron,check the fretboard it looks right.
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Ron Scott

 

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Post  Posted 14 Feb 2011 4:53 pm    
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Your are right Stu but the keys are on the right side. It sure looks strange. Thanks...RS
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John Robel

 

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Post  Posted 14 Feb 2011 5:45 pm    
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Your post reminded me of something I thought I'd read a long time ago,so I went looking. In the may 1981 issue(6-7) of steel guitarist magazine, on page 68 bottom left, is a picture of the great Chuck Wright,and behind him is a guitar he built for Vance Terry that had a double row of tiered pedals. I will try to scan and post, or maybe Joe or David Wright have a picture, or some insight, Take care, John
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Bob Tuttle


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Post  Posted 14 Feb 2011 9:45 pm    
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Here's one Gene Fields built for Al Petty.
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chas smith R.I.P.


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Post  Posted 14 Feb 2011 10:52 pm    
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Here's one of Vance with around 19 pedals.

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Earnest Bovine


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Post  Posted 15 Feb 2011 9:55 am    
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I was thinking more of the old Sho-Buds where the ABC pedals were tight enough that you could hit them with one foot. Did some of those have weird pedal shapes too?
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