So I recently did a trade with someone and he threw in a pair of Camco single pedals. They look pretty old but function fine (other than the fact that neither one came with a beater, but besides that...)
My question is, what are Camco single pedals usually worth? I definitely don't need 2 of them so I may sell at least one and I have never even seen one of these before. The only writing on it at all is Camco.
Any help is apreciated!
Last edited by Olimpass; 08-21-2014 at 05:38 PM.
I have one of the older 60's ones that came with my Camco kit a couple years ago.
-Steven
What are the differences between the newer and older versions?
Don't the newer ones also have Tama on them somewhere, then? or no? I will try to get a picture tomorrow, but the only writing at all is Camco.
If the pedal looks like a 5000 footboard with Camco written on it, then it's an older Camco one. If it says Camco by Tama and is a somewhat plain grey footboard it's a "Tamco" pedal and not as desirable, but not a bad pedal. In fact it's almost the same pedal, the main differences are the foot pedal, and then the hinge.
This is the older Camco Pedal:
This is the "Tamco" pedal:
The only two constants I have are DW and Zildjian.
I have an old gretsch pedal exact mold,looks the same except says gretsch on it.(the older version) I put a sealed rear hinge bearing (DW) on it and it fit perfect.I use it as a spare or as a matter of fact not at all.
Last edited by drummerMD; 08-23-2014 at 03:58 AM.
my Gretsch floating action is a Camco pedal. Exactly as pictured above.
all the best...
That's right! kay-gee, the one and the same.
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