PedalMaster Guitars?
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- Stu Schulman
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PedalMaster Guitars?
I've heard a lot of good things about PedalMaster guitars,I'll probably never got to see one here in Alaska,I was wondering if some of you owners could post some photos,and tell me what you like about them.I've looked on their website and they sure make some beauties. Thanks,Stu
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Stu- Roy Thomas is a fine gentleman and builds a great guitar. They are often a bargain because they are not a "name brand" but IMHO they are right up there with a Fessy, Carter, or a Magnum. I'm playing one now and like it fine. Regards, Dave
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When it comes to reputation and reliability, they can't possibly come much better than Roy Thomas. The man exudes personal integrity and honesty of the highest magnitude. Anyone who has ever dealt with Roy on a personal level will know exactly what I'm talking about here. Pedalmaster guitars have been around for a long time. Their reliability and mechanical integrity speak for themselves. IMO they have always been priced too low for what they actually are.
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Dave,Thank you,Richard no harm done ,It's all good.I emailed Roy Thomas and he sent me the info that I needed,He sounds like a wonderful guy.I was just curious about these guitars I saw a used one in the instruments section about a month ago and it looked very cool.I need to get out of here a little more often so I can check stuff out!
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Dave,That's sweet! I'm gonna be looking at a SD-10 3+5 in the future,Stu
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Joseph, that's a great looking guitar. I like those white fret boards.
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Those are some great looking guitars,thanks for the pics,Stu
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Pedal Master steels are very well built and sound great, too. Have seen them up close and personal with the builder, Mr. Roy Thomas.....a great guy and innovator.....but I want to ask Pete about the D-8. What tunings do you have and do you basically use them for cajun music as opposed to country? I noticed on one you have 4 floors and on the other 5 and not many KL's. If you want to e-mail your response thats fine.........if you post it, that's ok, too.......just curious about it.....HAL
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I noticed that the Pedalmaster knee levers are mounted to the frame instead of the body,That makes sense to me.
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