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Michael T. Hermsmeyer
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From: Branson, Mo 65616 USA

posted 22 December 2002 06:18 PM     profile     
Hey guys and gals, I am not looking to buy one or sell one, I was just curious how many members had a Franklin Ped-A-Bro or even who might like to have one.
I am sure that there are not many in existence as they are very expensive and probably more of a luxury to us, and our stage space is very limited.
I can only think of a few players who do have them, Paul Franklin, Hal Rugg and the guy who used to play with Keith Whitley. I also saw Tim Sargent play one with Ricky Skaggs on Nashville Now years ago, but I don't think it was his.
Theresa Galbraith, you probably have all the answers, Thanks, God Bless,
Michael T.

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David Cobb
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From: Chanute, Kansas, USA

posted 22 December 2002 09:36 PM     profile     
Mike Johnson, is that the right name?... played one on the old TNN. And did they come in any colors other than green?
Michael T. Hermsmeyer
Member

From: Branson, Mo 65616 USA

posted 23 December 2002 05:35 AM     profile     
http://www.paul-franklin.com/bio.htm#The%20Pedabro

http://www.paul-franklin.com/franklingtrs.htm

Here are a couple of links.
Michael T.

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autry andress
Member

From: Plano, Tx.

posted 23 December 2002 06:07 AM     profile     
This is off your thread, but I read about Marrs or one of his employees adding 2 pedals
to the Marrs Cat-Can (Rear Neck)of S/D 10.
I was pleased with the sound of the lap Cat-Can I owned at one time. There is a picture
& article on the forium some where.
Larry Bell
Member

From: Englewood, Florida

posted 23 December 2002 08:31 AM     profile     
I'm pretty sure Tyack has one
(you out there, Dan?)

Peggy Green has at least two -- one E9 and one C6

There may be a few more out there than you'd suspect.

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Tony Dingus
Member

From: Kingsport, Tennessee, USA

posted 23 December 2002 11:34 AM     profile     
Sonny Garrish plays one
Reggie Duncan
Member

From: Mississippi

posted 23 December 2002 02:41 PM     profile     
Mike Holder
CrowBear Schmitt
Member

From: Ariege, - PairO'knees, - France

posted 23 December 2002 02:51 PM     profile     
Yep and Mike Holder's sellin' his http://steelguitarforum.com/Forum3/HTML/015445.html
Dan Tyack
Member

From: Seattle, WA USA

posted 24 December 2002 03:52 PM     profile     
I have C6th and D9th Ped-a-bros. And they are not for sale.

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Michael T. Hermsmeyer
Member

From: Branson, Mo 65616 USA

posted 24 December 2002 03:57 PM     profile     
Wow, thats great. I sure would like to add one to my toolbox. I am not in a position to buy one at this moment, but does anyone know if Paul is still building these? I did not see a price listed for a ped-a-bro on his site.
Guess I will just have to keep using my Match-Bro for a while.
Thanks,
Michael T.
HowardR
Member

From: N.Y.C.,N.Y.

posted 24 December 2002 07:56 PM     profile     
At the PSGA show this past November, Brad Higgins had on display, his Pedal Dobro.

Brad is one multi - talented guy who is primarily a violin builder. He is also an excellent steel player, luthier, machinist, engineer, and not a bad guy either.

Here are some photos for your viewing pleasure.....



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HowardR
Member

From: N.Y.C.,N.Y.

posted 24 December 2002 08:08 PM     profile     
I was told by Brad, that he bought a "dobro" kit from Paul Beard, and then went on to build his one of a kind pedal dobro. The wood body that is secured to the frame has foam padding underneath it.

Check out his website for more photos of his excellent unique work.....
http://www.bradivarius.com/

Do I detect a "lucky seven" at the changer?

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HowardR
Member

From: N.Y.C.,N.Y.

posted 26 December 2002 03:36 PM     profile     
just a bump before I reclaim needed web space.

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