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Information John S:
Gedasa was founded in 1957 with a huge capital of 6,500,000 pesetas. CEO was Don (Mr) Antonio Pedrol Rius, a prominent lawyer. He was dean of the school of Madrid and a senator, etc. Antonio Pedrol Luis studied law at the University of Zaragoza. In 1932 he joined the College of Madrid and practiced in the field of commercial law. In 1969 he was elected to the State Law Commission. In the same year he founded the Circle of Legal Studies in Madrid. He was elected Dean of the Bar Association of Madrid in 1973, a position he was re-elected to in 1979, 1984 and 1989. He was a key figure in advising King Juan Carlos I during the changeover to democracy after Franco's death.
No less important was the Gedasa Chairman of the Board of Directors, Don (Mr) Pedro Nieto Antúnez, who was chief admiral in Franco's government. Pedro Nieto Antunez was a great personal confidant of Franco.

Antonio-Pedrol-Rius

El Almirante Pedro Nieto Antúnez

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Prestige 160S (1975)	Prestige E 160 (1976-79)	480 Techna (1979-80)
Gedasa (General Española de Automáticos, SA) - Valderribas 73, Madrid; 1957 -1978
Sinfonola 78 RPM (1959)	Patent (1958)	T-60 (1960)	Sinfonola 96 (1961)	Information John S: Gedasa was founded in 1957 with a huge capital of 6,500,000 pesetas. CEO was Don (Mr) Antonio Pedrol Rius, a prominent lawyer. He was dean of the school of Madrid and a senator, etc. Antonio Pedrol Luis studied law at the University of Zaragoza. In 1932 he joined the College of Madrid and practiced in the field of commercial law. In 1969 he was elected to the State Law Commission. In the same year he founded the Circle of Legal Studies in Madrid. He was elected Dean of the Bar Association of Madrid in 1973, a position he was re-elected to in 1979, 1984 and 1989. He was a key figure in advising King Juan Carlos I during the changeover to democracy after Franco's death. No less important was the Gedasa Chairman of the Board of Directors, Don (Mr) Pedro Nieto Antúnez, who was chief admiral in Franco's government. Pedro Nieto Antunez was a great personal confidant of Franco. Antonio-Pedrol-Rius El Almirante Pedro Nieto Antúnez
Sinfonola 96 (1962)	Embajador 100 EM (1963)	Peti Box (1964)	Embajador Serie 2 (1965)
Sinfonola 100 Serie EW (1966)	Sinfonola 100 (1969)	Sinfonola 100 (1971)	Sinfonola 1000 (1971)
Sinfonola 1000 (1973)	Sinfonola 2000 (1975)	Sinfonola 2000D (1976)	Sinfonola Granada (1977)
Inder SA (1965-1983; Industria Electromecánica de Recreativos SA), Poligono Industrial, Cobo Calleja, Felipe Asenjo 1, Fuenlabrada
Sinfonola 2000 (1978)	Sinfonola 2000D (1980)
Patersón, Ernesto Villalobos, Poligono Indust. Ctra., Amarilla, Sevilla
T-30C (1969)	30 Mural (1971)	Patent ES333059A1 filed 1967
Petaco SA, 1958-1982, officially dissolved 2002; Carretera de Maria Magdalena, Zona Industial de Ciudad Jardin, Madrid
100 (1963)	Festival (1964)	30S (1965)	Rennotte 100S (1965)	Information John S. Petaco was incorporated in 1958. Petaco stands for Proyectos Electromecánicos de Tanteo y Color, Trade Name: Petaco, S.A. Rennotte had already been trading in Belgium for some years. 9/1962: Rennotte wants to produce in Spain, too. In the beginning the mechs are being produced in Belgium and the cabinets in Spain. License partner: Petaco S.A., Spain. The license with the Spanish government was granted in 1962, permitted in Feb. 1963. Petaco introduced their first Spanish pinball in 1963 and the first jukebox followed soon. In the 1970s an agreement was made with Electro-Kicker, France, to offer jukeboxes with a more contemporary technical equipment than Rennotte could offer. Chairman of the board: Don Luis Zoreda Arribas CEO: Don Adolfo Morilla Suarz Secretary: Don Julio Marroquí Bartolomé The other partners were: Don Juan Pedro Vanden Bergh, Don Celestino Zoreda Arribas, Doña Olimpia Rigabert Mompeo, and Don Juan Paredes Hernandez. Juan Paredes († 1987) became the soul of Petaco which subsequently became REVI SA. The Director-General Juan Paredes took Petaco into the German market with the four player pinball CRITERIUM 75 under the brand EUROFLIP. This was in partnership with the German distributor LÖWEN and director José Benavides of the Spanish company RECEL.
30B (1967)	Festival 232 (1968)	32S (1969)	Festival 332 (1969)
Gamma 2000 (1971)	Jumbo-X (1972)
Serrat y Bravo, Barcelona: Company who made aftermarket models, converting Gedasa jukeboxes
Sinfonola 100 Serie EW (1971?)
Unknown Manufacturer
Modell: ? (1964)
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