4001v63 vs Chris Squire edition
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4001v63 vs Chris Squire edition
Anyone know the difference between the two? I had considered going for the Squire bass but, as much as I admire his playing, I just don't go for the signature on the pickquard.
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- rickengrowl
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I cannot make a comparison, since I never happened to play a 4001V63 (as far as I know, there are only 3 specimens in France).
The fingerboard of the 4001CS is very particular. It's hard to describe, but it has nothing to do with that of a 4001/4003, or even that of a 4001S/4003S.
About the signature on the pickguard, a 4001V63 pickguard is compliant with a 4001CS. I don't remember the name of the guy, but I saw someone in the www.rickbeat.com gallery who replaced the pickguard of his 4001CS with a 4001V63 one.
All the best,
JL
The fingerboard of the 4001CS is very particular. It's hard to describe, but it has nothing to do with that of a 4001/4003, or even that of a 4001S/4003S.
About the signature on the pickguard, a 4001V63 pickguard is compliant with a 4001CS. I don't remember the name of the guy, but I saw someone in the www.rickbeat.com gallery who replaced the pickguard of his 4001CS with a 4001V63 one.
All the best,
JL
Bass player for Next (FR)
For what it's worth, regarding the pickguard issue- I have two 4001CS's and oddly enough, the pickup selector switches are in slightly but noticeably different spots. In other words, I would not be able to interchange them. So if you were to switch pickguards, be sure to take a few quick measurements first.