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Vim Fuego
Gold Member

Denmark
566 Posts
Posted - 10/17/2006 :  15:42:48  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
There seems to be some discussion wheter this pedal exist or not.
I have just got a PH-1r Silver screw in the mail from Japan with serial 9900 which should make it from october 1980 (first production month). Everything looks original and the bootom label sais "Use a coin.. ".
So I think we could confirm that these do exist.

Cheers

fuzzface
Bronze Member

United Kingdom
121 Posts
Posted - 10/17/2006 :  16:44:14  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Yes, I have a PH-1r with the silver screw and I'm sure it's genuine as it too has serial #9900 stamped inside the battery compartment and the 'long-dash' logo.

There were definitely SS models of the PH-1r around, just not for very long.
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starr36
Platinum Member

Canada
1172 Posts
Posted - 10/17/2006 :  22:42:54  Show Profile  Visit starr36's Homepage  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by fuzzface

Yes, I have a PH-1r with the silver screw and I'm sure it's genuine as it too has serial #9900 stamped inside the battery compartment and the 'long-dash' logo.

There were definitely SS models of the PH-1r around, just not for very long.



A PH-1r SS on eBay had number 0400 stamped and it went for 107.50. I was interested in it but the proxy bidder got it.
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bossarea
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United Kingdom
3652 Posts
Posted - 10/17/2006 :  23:41:59  Show Profile  Visit bossarea's Homepage  Reply with Quote
While we're on the subject...
There's also silver screw SD-1s in existence. I nicked these pics from Yahoo Japan a while ago.
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starr36
Platinum Member

Canada
1172 Posts
Posted - 10/18/2006 :  19:00:14  Show Profile  Visit starr36's Homepage  Reply with Quote
I have noticed that on MOST ALL SS pedals the input and output jacks are flush with BOTH the pedal case AND the nut that holds it in place, on new pedals, the jack protrudes about 2.5mm out of the nut, showing the threads. I love it that the nut and the jack are flush on the older ones!!!! YOUR SD-1 pic illustrates this perfectly!
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Basstyra
Gold Member

France
523 Posts
Posted - 10/18/2006 :  19:13:50  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I have 2 SS and they don't really fit your description. The jakcs are pretty similar to most of my plastic screw ones.
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starr36
Platinum Member

Canada
1172 Posts
Posted - 10/18/2006 :  20:54:03  Show Profile  Visit starr36's Homepage  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Basstyra

I have 2 SS and they don't really fit your description. The jakcs are pretty similar to most of my plastic screw ones.


Which 2 SSs are they and what are their batch numbers?



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Basstyra
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France
523 Posts
Posted - 10/18/2006 :  21:13:27  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
A BF-2 with erased S/N and a 8200 NF-1.
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