Stolen Mullen Pedal Steel in Colorado

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Stolen Mullen Pedal Steel in Colorado

Post by Patrick Anderson »

Well, I pulled a very boneheaded move and left my steel in my car, covered in blankets.. and the inevitable happened. So if you see a black Mullen single neck (I believe it was an into series model produced in the 90s. Serial number in the low 2,000s), it's almost certainly mine. Stolen from downtown Colorado Springs.

Best photo I can find at the moment.. http://imgur.com/tP81i

Sorry if this isn't the best place to post this, not sure where else though.
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Post by Lane Gray »

To save people the trouble:
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Post by John Scanlon »

Very sorry to read that. Hope you find her.

Feel your pain. I still miss my Tele terribly which was stolen a few years ago from the home our band rehearses in.
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Post by Tony Glassman »

Sorry for your loss. Been there... done that...same result
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Post by Pete Conklin »

Very sorry to hear this, Patrick. I'll be looking on CL in NoCo. Probably wouldn't hurt to start calling pawn shops if you haven't already.
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Post by Patrick Anderson »

Thanks guys, the support means a lot. I joined the forum a year or two ago, but never really took advantage of it until I needed help! So again, thanks for keeping an eye out.
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Post by Tim Herbert »

Patrick - I assume you reported this to the police, but if not, I would. My best friend lives in the Springs and had several guitars stolen from his home there a couple years ago - he reported it, and the police "pawn shop patrol" recovered two of them from local shops within a few days. Best of luck!
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Any surveillance video from surrounding businesses?
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Post by Jamie Howze »

Major bummer Patrick. I've enjoyed your work with Broken Spoke. I'm here in the Springs and will certainly keep an eye out. Many of the steelers in Denver are on the forum and will notice this, but I can send an email out to a list I have for a heads up as well.
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Post by Dave Hopping »

I'll keep my eyes and ears open,too.
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Re: Stolen Mullen Pedal Steel in Colorado

Post by Eugene Cole »

Patrick; This is a great place to ask for help.

I ask that you also post any descriptive details about the case. Things like stickers, the case maker, the case color, the type of case, duct tape on the handle, the type of latches (twist or latching), distinctive stains, and where the distictive marks are: all of these things will contribute toward one of us being able to moew readily identify your instrument.
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Post by Jeff Metz Jr. »

Theres a used black mullen on billy coopers site right now. Doubt its the same but its worth a shot.
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Post by Eugene Cole »

While we are at it. I more explicit descripion of the instrument would help.

In Lane's picture it looks like an S12 3+4; but it could be an S10 and it could have more knee levers.
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Post by Lane Gray »

Not my picture. I just embedded the picture he linked
2 pedal steels, a lapStrat, and an 8-string Dobro (and 3 ukes)
More amps than guitars, and not many effects
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Post by Pat Wilson »

bump 4 a Stolen Steel
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Post by bruce fischer »

may the rotten theiving bastards rot in hell.
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