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jerry harkins
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Will anyone have Canadian pots in Dallas?
I need one for my Goodrich pedal.
Ray Minich
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Does one dare to be a smart alek here?
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Post by Jody Cameron »

Jerry, I think George L will have pots, but don't know if they are Canadian.
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<SMALL>Does one dare to be a smart alek here?</SMALL>
Well if I won't touch it, that pretty much only leaves HowardR... Image
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Post by Brad Sarno »

I believe that Goodrich has switched over to the Canadian ones and they should have them in stock at the Dallas show.

It seems that Ohmite now uses the Canadian ones made by PEC. I think Clarostat still uses the Mexican ones. I think there are still federal laws that severely restrict the importation of the Canadian stuff. In Texas, you're more likely to find the Mexican variety, though still restricted, it seems to find its way across our borders in higher quantities. But most agree that the Canadian variety is far superior in every way. The Mexican makes seem to have poor quality control and possibly some unwanted and unhealthy chemicals in the process of manufacture, thus the lesser product. The Canadian methods seem to be far cleaner and stick to much higher quality control standards to meet the demands of professionals and connoisseurs alike.


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Post by Cartwright Thompson »

Yeah, the Canadian ones are better but they still don't last like the old USA Clarostats and Allen Bradleys. My advice is: Get a Hilton.
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Post by Fred Jack »

Personally I never got into Canadian Pot it was always Tiajuana Grass for me!I'm not sure of the spelling either.
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Post by Paddy Long »

Hey I'm going to Canada after the Dallas show, whereabouts do you get these Canadian pots ?? I might take a set home with me, for the girlfriend - she just loves cooking.
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Post by Curt Langston »

Richard McDonald at Spirit Steel Guitar in Broken Arrow, Ok. has the Canadian pots. Call him at 918-258-7830.
Richard installs them as well.
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Post by Herb Steiner »

Goodrich is using the improved PEC pots from Canada. Brad is correct.

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Post by Gene H. Brown »

I believe Al Brisco in Toronto at Steel Guitars Canada would carry them or would know how to get them for you.
steelcan@steelguitarcanada.com

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Keith Cordell
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Post by Keith Cordell »

Boy oh boy, this isn't what I thought this topic was about... thought I signed on to the wrong forum...


What a tease.
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Madeya look.
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Post by Steve Kaeser »

Just think of the poor guy who searches the "Net" for a potentiometer for his volume pedal and ends up in a Canadian pot forum. That could be a comedy routine ready to be written . . . . . <g>
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...you mean this thread is about electronics?

Bummer...
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Jerry Check my new Post on Pot for sale I think this is just what you are looking for??????
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Post by Tommy Cass »

I have 30 of the Canadian Pots that I will sell for $20 each including shipping to lower 48. Manufactured by PEC. KA5041S40-HL
500K E05
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Post by Tommy Cass »

All 30 Canadian Pots have been sold. My thanks to all who have made purchases. I will post again when I get more in. Donation to forum will be sent as soon as all the money is in.
Thanks again, Tom
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Post by Robert Leaman »

For those who believe that PEC potentiometers are made in Canada ......


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Isn't India a part of Canada?

Must be the Canadian Pot...<font size="1" color="#8e236b"><p align="center">[This message was edited by Ray Minich on 26 February 2006 at 08:48 PM.]</p></FONT>
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