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Tommy Detamore


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Floresville, Texas
Post  Posted 18 May 2015 3:25 am    
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I'm looking for a set of the narrower pedals typically found on mid-70's push pulls. Ideally I would like to find a complete set on a pedal rack but I realize that might be a tall order.

I can try to piece together a full set so if anybody has just one pedal they could part with please let me know what you have.
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Tommy Detamore


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Post  Posted 18 May 2015 7:31 am    
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I just wanted to add that I would also take a set of the wider pedals (1 3/8") if they came off a guitar with the narrow pedal spacing (2 3/8"). I could cut these pedals down to make them narrower.

This pedal arrangement is currently what I have on my guitar but I just hate to cut the original pedals, given the semi-historic nature of this particular PP Wink

I guess my feet are too wide Embarassed
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Herb Steiner

 

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Spicewood TX 78669
Post  Posted 18 May 2015 2:51 pm    
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Tommy Detamore wrote:


I guess my feet are too wide Embarassed


Tommy, my man! Fats Waller told us all about it in this classic song
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Tommy Detamore


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Post  Posted 18 May 2015 2:54 pm    
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Oh man Herbster I didn't think about that!

OK, I guess my feet's too big then. Laughing
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Carl Kilmer


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East Central, Illinois
Post  Posted 19 May 2015 12:56 pm    
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Hi Tommy, I have 6 Emmons pedals which were removed from my new D10
about 1980. Ron built me a D10 but I couldn't play C6 so I removed the C6.
These are black and 7/8" wide and and 7-1/4" long and have the mounting
brackets but you'd have to get some 8/32 screws to mount to the pedal bar.
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Tommy Detamore


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Floresville, Texas
Post  Posted 19 May 2015 1:21 pm    
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Thanks Carl. It sounds like maybe those are the black extruded aluminum (ie, "LeGrande style") pedals. I was hoping to find some of the spade type pedals in the narrower width. I think those are 1 1/8" wide or thereabouts.
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