What Is This?

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Paul Papanek
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What Is This?

Post by Paul Papanek »

Picked this up a long time ago. Seems like a Japanese version of a Harlin. Maybe.

Anyway, make an offer and I'll donate all of the proceeds to the Forum. You'll have to pay shipping, though, unlesss you're in the Los Angeles area...
http://homepage.mac.com/paulpap/Steel/PhotoAlbum236.html
Ray Riley
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Post by Ray Riley »

As my Grandson would say," I not know"
Jerry Erickson
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Post by Jerry Erickson »

The tuners look like they came from an Epiphone steel. The pu would most likely be Japanese, and the changer...?????
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Post by Mac Bellingrath »

Paul --

I don't know what it is. How do the pedals connect to the changer?

Mac
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Post by Michael Lee Allen »

That is a 1960's Teisco. Do you have the legs and the cables that connect the pedals to the changer? I have this in an old Teisco catalog but no way to post or email it. No working scanner or camera software. MLA
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Post by J Hill »


"I not know". Priceless. Funny though, I not know either. Sorry. But I think the fellow above knows.

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Keith Cordell
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Post by Keith Cordell »

Definitely a Teisco, though I have never seen the photo of a complete one. The pickups, if nothing else, are a dead giveaway.
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Post by Paul Papanek »

Wow - a Teisco! Who knew? Well...obviously, several of you did! The pedals connect to the changer via cables. I do have, by the way, the adjusting screws for the changer. I don't have the cables, but that seems like a small detail. I'd think that bicycle brake cables, or something like them, would work fine.
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Oh - and I do have the legs, but one of the leg sockets is stripped...
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Post by Paul Papanek »

And it's gone! Thanks, everyone, for all the info. And Bob, a donation is coming your way.

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