“Pedesonic” pedal steel
Posted: 2 Apr 2023 8:45 am
Is this a legit brand? I never heard that name before. Is this a legit brand? I never heard that name before.The Steel Guitar Forum
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Is this a legit brand? I never heard that name before.Posted: 9 Oct 2023 11:33 am
I think this is the guitar I bought from Gordon. Can you tell me more about the history? Also do you have the missing knee levers?
Posted: 9 Oct 2023 12:40 pm
I was communicating with the seller but never bought it, so no I don't have the knee levers. I wasn't able to find much info on that obscure brand. I think he might have sent me more photos.....
Posted: 13 Oct 2023 8:35 pm
Ok thanks. I ended up purchasing it and I am trying to figure it out
Posted: 13 Oct 2023 8:56 pm
Are you in the Bay Area? What are you trying to figure out? Maybe I can help. I'm an hour north of the Golden Gate Bridge.
Posted: 15 Oct 2023 9:45 am
The late Ed Naylor built Pedasonic guitars back in the 60's or early 70's. The bodies were fiberglass molds. Of course this one has a wood body but may have been built by Ed when he had his shop in Portsmouth, Ohio. I would like to see the undercarraige and I could could tell if Ed built it. He did own the Pedasonic name at one time and may still have up to the time of his passing.
Greg
Greg
Posted: 16 Oct 2023 8:20 am
Thank you. I read a little about Ed on this forum and I feel glad to have a Pedesonic.
It appears that a few knee levers have been removed? I see some holes where something was mounted. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
It appears that a few knee levers have been removed? I see some holes where something was mounted. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
Posted: 16 Oct 2023 3:47 pm
Looking at the undercarraige I would say this was built by Ed when he was in Portsmouth, Ohio. Ed had parts for everything made!!! I see Sho~Bud and ZB parts on there. Clean her up and play it!!!
Greg
Greg
Posted: 17 Oct 2023 5:00 am
My first thought was a homemade guitar. I noticed what appeared to be a Sho-Bud changer housing and knee lever. Didn't really equate the rod bars as ZB (ZB equivalent of a bell crank) until you mentioned it. Ed was a good guy, for sure.B. Greg Jones wrote:Looking at the undercarraige I would say this was built by Ed when he was in Portsmouth, Ohio. Ed had parts for everything made!!! I see Sho~Bud and ZB parts on there. Clean her up and play it!!!
Greg
Posted: 19 Oct 2023 11:54 am
Absolutely I have played a little and I am starting to get the hang of it!B. Greg Jones wrote:Looking at the undercarraige I would say this was built by Ed when he was in Portsmouth, Ohio. Ed had parts for everything made!!! I see Sho~Bud and ZB parts on there. Clean her up and play it!!!
Greg