pedal steel identification (Squier ?)

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pedal steel identification (Squier ?)

Post by Maxime Ledon »

Hi,

Does someone by any chance know of this pedal steel model/brand ?
I can't find any "squier" pedal steel on the net. Could it be a "frankensteel" made of different parts, from far looks like a George L. pickup ?
Thanks a lot and joyeux noel !
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No idea but I love the fret markers.
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That "Squier" logo is from another Fender guitar or amp. Fender never made a Squier pedal steel.
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Yeah No, that has been cobbled together from odd parts. Still could be a good player but one of a kind frankensteel like you suspect.

I believe that's a badge from a Squier amp. Maybe was just something they had lying around.
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thanks for your answers.
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