Low prof. volume pedal
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David Cobb
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Low prof. volume pedal
Forum, I'm using a Goodrich #120 pedal, stereo output. I want to go lower profile. Any suggestions, likes or dislikes?
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Jim Smith
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Smiley Roberts
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The Dekley "Low Boy" is an EXCELLENT choice, <u>if you can find one.</u> Obviously,they are no longer made. In the "closed" position, (volume all the way on),it measures 2" ± high.I bought mine off the forum,several yrs. ago. Keep searching "buy & sell". One will, eventually,show up. When it does,GRAB IT!!!
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David Cobb
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Thanks everyone for the suggestions both thru the Forum and by email. My PSG has 1" shorter than standard legs and rods, which I like, & a low profile volume pedal should make things more comfortable. I'll check 'em all out before I buy. BTW Smiley, while I've got your ear, everyone enjoyed your set at the 2002 ISGC. Lotsa fun.
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Smiley Roberts
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Thank you David. Maybe,next time,(if there is one) I won't be quite as nervous. You'd think 50 yrs. in the "business" would settle me down. 
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