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Andy Eder

 

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Post  Posted 17 Dec 2014 7:07 pm    
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I am very interested in acquiring a 6 string electric guitar with a pedal system similar to the one that Phil Baugh used to play.

I would prefer a Telecaster but would consider almost anything. If anyone has one or knows where I might be able to get one, please let me know.

Thanks,
Andy Eder Shocked
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Andy Eder

 

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North Florida, USA
Post  Posted 19 Dec 2014 5:55 pm     WTB-- An electric guitar with floor pedals like on a PSG
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Bill Hatcher

 

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Post  Posted 20 Dec 2014 1:38 pm    
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like this. i talked to phil before he passed. he was working on trying to get this unit built again. good luck finding one thats a decent price.

i have seen a very simple unit that was hooked up to a tele. cant remember who made it, but it was passable.

http://www.fretboardjournal.com/blog/catch-day-1971-gibson-les-paul-custom-msa-pedal-attachment
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Andy Eder

 

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North Florida, USA
Post  Posted 20 Dec 2014 2:04 pm     WTB-- An electric guitar with floor pedals like on a PSG
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Hi Bill,

It has been said that MSA built 25 more using Peavey guitars and they were locked up when MSA went into receivership never to be seen again from what I've found out so far.

I've been in touch with MSA and they said they didn't know anything about those other pedal guitars and could not help me with building one.

I have found a luthier who builds PSGs who asked me to send him pictures which you
just sent me.

Thank you,
Andy Eder
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Ben Elder

 

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La Crescenta, California, USA
Post  Posted 20 Dec 2014 11:44 pm    
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Bill Hatcher

 

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Post  Posted 21 Dec 2014 7:22 am    
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Let us know what you end up with
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Andy Eder

 

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North Florida, USA
Post  Posted 21 Dec 2014 7:50 am     Gibson Les Paul Custom w/ MSA pedal device, only 1 ever made
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I certainly will.
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Marty Broussard


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Broussard, Louisiana, USA
Post  Posted 21 Dec 2014 9:49 am    
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I have boxes full of parts and a special prototype guitar that I've been working on(as time permits) for a year now. I got some good info from Jim Flynn on cables.
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Gary Reed


Post  Posted 21 Dec 2014 12:50 pm    
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MacKenzie String Puller? Arlen Roth
http://www.mitene.or.jp/~dolphy/Bender/MACK.HTM
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Andy Eder

 

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North Florida, USA
Post  Posted 21 Dec 2014 7:23 pm     MacKenzie String Puller
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Gary,

I saw that at Summer NAMM a long time ago and tried it standing up. I didn't like it because the pedals were very stiff but it never occurred to me to sit down. Those guys were from Scotland if I remember correctly and I think I called them a while after the show and they told me they hadn't done anything with it due to lack of interest.

I'll have to see if I can find them.

Thanks,
Andy
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Andy Eder

 

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Post  Posted 29 Dec 2014 7:49 am    
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Scott Appleton


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Ashland, Oregon
Post  Posted 3 Jan 2015 3:09 pm     string puller
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I think that could be done simply with electronics and some servo motors .. similar to the auto tune on the Machine from Gibson .. I know a few people on the SGF have played around with servo motors to change tuning on a pedal steel .. something simpler with just a small cable from floor mounted POT's to control each servo motor .. some power routed from the floor pedal .. say a Midi cable to plug into the guitar similar to the Roland synth cable .. thoughts?
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b0b


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Post  Posted 7 May 2015 4:13 am    
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Andy Eder

 

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North Florida, USA
Post  Posted 7 May 2015 6:40 am     The decision on my quest for a pedal guitar.
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b0b,

Thank you for overseeing the Forum.

Bottom line, I got the info I needed but not from the builder.

There is no approval when you buy a new instrument from him, if it doesn't work right, tough luck cause he won't take paypal or a credit card, or a return.

I'll wait for a professional quality pedal guitar which Jackson PSG is working on.

BTW, I never "ordered" a pedal guitar in any way from you know who, he just made one and expected me to buy it.

BTW, I will accept paypal.
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Andy Eder

 

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Post  Posted 7 May 2015 4:00 pm     Close Please
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CLOSE PLEASE
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