Help - Broken Sho-Bud 10
Posted: 21 Dec 2002 11:55 pm
Hello,
First post! I'm the Neophyte of Neophytes. Now dont all groan ;')
I've recently aquired a Sho-Bud 10 string, model s(?)152 serial 10452. 3 pedals, one knee.
I dont know how to play - at all. But that will be the subject of a different string (now dont all groan!) I was seeing what the pedals *did* and I guess I stepped on the middle one a bit too hard and it snapped somewhere underneath the body.
I found it's the part that the rod hooks into. Broke the weld connecting this to the round piece, that conveys the pull to this trapese lookin thing a ways over.
I dont want to try to re-weld this myself, cause I'll get it at the wrong angle for sure. I'm confident that I can take it apart and put it back together.
Should I have this piece repaired? Should I look for a replacement? Who would have this part or be able to do the work? I live in the pacific northwest (Tacoma area) if, by chance, there's someone here. Otherwise, I dont mind shipping the two pieces anywhere!
Thanks ahead for any help with my little problem!
Joe Jasniewski
First post! I'm the Neophyte of Neophytes. Now dont all groan ;')
I've recently aquired a Sho-Bud 10 string, model s(?)152 serial 10452. 3 pedals, one knee.
I dont know how to play - at all. But that will be the subject of a different string (now dont all groan!) I was seeing what the pedals *did* and I guess I stepped on the middle one a bit too hard and it snapped somewhere underneath the body.
I found it's the part that the rod hooks into. Broke the weld connecting this to the round piece, that conveys the pull to this trapese lookin thing a ways over.
I dont want to try to re-weld this myself, cause I'll get it at the wrong angle for sure. I'm confident that I can take it apart and put it back together.
Should I have this piece repaired? Should I look for a replacement? Who would have this part or be able to do the work? I live in the pacific northwest (Tacoma area) if, by chance, there's someone here. Otherwise, I dont mind shipping the two pieces anywhere!
Thanks ahead for any help with my little problem!
Joe Jasniewski