I' have a ghost pedal I want to sell, no idea what its worth, its realy old. Works fine, I had it when I bought my early 60's slingerland set. Let me know.
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I would like it. Please set a fair price and I will paypal the money. Thanks.
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sent you a PM on the pedal info
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For the sake of others reading...I passed and it is still for sale.
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I also have a Ghost pedal that I bought in the early to mid 1960s. Great shape, plays fine, smooth action no rust. Has original beater. Has been stored. If you can tell me what a fair price is, we might have a deal.
Thank you.
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OOOOOOO!!!!!! OOOOOOOOOO!!!!! Pick me!!!! I know I know I know!
Ten dollars shipped! I'll have the paypal transfer for you as soon as you let me know your email info. Thanks!
Michael
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NOOOOOO...pick me!
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I got my Ghost pedal way back around 1972. It is a unique pedal and mine has never even given a hint that it would ever malfunction in over 35 years. I love that pedal but unfortunately it rubs against the head of my current kick 'cause the hoop is very narrow... maybe a spacer would work I should try that.
I remember a piece of paper with it that described the inventor of it being on a military ship in Hawaii that they said was haunted by what they called “The Siver Ghost of the Oahu Coast” and that’s where the name of the pedal came from. Incidentally, I live on Oahu.
Has anyone come across that?
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Hi,
Here is a whole bunch of Ghost info, great reading btw:
http://www.billyrhythm.com/drums/ghost/
Patrick
Posted on 15 years ago
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