I think with a 70 ( small magnet bridge pup ) mods were perhaps needed output wise, hence losing the cap, direct output and replacing the pickup for a HS.pag wrote:When there was mention of Chris's Rick being serviced and the treble pick up was seen to be disconnected
it must have been this bass not the RM.
Chris Squire's 1969 4001
Re: Chris Squire's 1969 4001
Re: Chris Squire's 1969 4001
Interesting.......could be the case, Pete.pag wrote:When there was mention of Chris's Rick being serviced and the treble pick up was seen to be disconnected
it must have been this bass not the RM.
Re: Chris Squire's 1969 4001
I think this is quite possibly the explanation. I would also give JH credit for knowing the cream RM from an MG 4001.leftybass wrote:Interesting.......could be the case, Pete.pag wrote:When there was mention of Chris's Rick being serviced and the treble pick up was seen to be disconnected
it must have been this bass not the RM.
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there was also mention of a complete fretboard replacement and chris said he would have noticed that having been done !pag wrote:When there was mention of Chris's Rick being serviced and the treble pick up was seen to be disconnected
it must have been this bass not the RM.
Re: Chris Squire's 1969 4001
I always thought that was a 1965.
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Re: Chris Squire's 1969 4001
if you're talking about the '64 cream one he's always been seen with, he bought that in '65.