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Jeremy Brandelik

 

From:
Austin, Texas, USA
Post  Posted 1 Nov 2023 1:31 pm    
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Hey y'all.

I just recently bought a (I'm guessing) mid '70s ZB Custom SD11 online on Reverb. Although not the ideal model I was looking for, I couldn't pass up the deal; I just want to live in the tone zone.
Anyway, upon unboxing it, I noticed the C pedal was broken off, most likely from getting hit with a loose leg since it came without a leg bag.

I messaged the seller about the situation, but I'm honestly not sure how I should proceed. How easy is it to source a matching replacement pedal? If I weld the pedal back on, can I expect it to stay in tact? Is this the universe telling me I need to return it and wait until the perfect ZB comes my way??

I would love to hear y'all's thoughts on this.

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Bobby D. Jones

 

From:
West Virginia, USA
Post  Posted 1 Nov 2023 7:00 pm    
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A good aluminum welder could repair it, As good as original. This would allow you to play the guitar.
May want to look for another pedal to have a spare in your stash.
Good Luck and Happy Steelin.
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Eric Dahlhoff


From:
Point Arena, California
Post  Posted 6 Nov 2023 8:37 am     ZB Pedal
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Check with Jim Palenscar and Billy Knowles. I've gotten ZB pedals from both of them.
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