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Thanks ram. I think I just might do that.

Yes that would be the April '73 model. Thanks

Hello folks,
Does anyone know where I might be able to find an original 1973 4001 rear pickup? This is the one with the screws and not the magnetic bumps. I know someone that might be able to repair the router mess that has been created for the P Bass pickup that now inhabits the bass. Thanks

Thank you. I do see it now. Weird, I posted it a long time ago and I didn't see it there last night. I reposted it and didn't see it for a day after the repost. Thanks again. Italicized? Bold?

I don't even see it whatsoever. Please help. Thanks

Hello,
I have created record 7591 I believe. It is a 4001 bass that has been stolen with serial number MD1088. It was stolen prior to my registering it and I do not own it it was stolen from me about 10 years ago. I would like to report it stolen however. How do I edit the record or put it in the ...

Thanks WJF,
I will try to get the guy to get a picture taken and upload it here. Thanks for the lone reply.

Any mention of P D or CE or DT? They are are a good part of it, too. my favorite tool? The Dimensional Stabilizer and then the Recorder. Was a tossup. Does anyone consider Peter Cushing as a Doctor?

Sea my Bass! It's just swimming in depth with those strings.

Hello folks,
I have a friend who is rebuilding an Aria Pr II Cat Bass and needs to look at the schematics for the pickups. Does anyone here know of any links to this model? Thanks

Wow Guys...Thanks you so much for all of your responses. I really appreciate that. The surround pickguard...not a bad idea. HHHMMM!!! Yeah, an original rear pickup would be quite cool. I'd be willing to trade the Badass II for one of those, too.

I used to have an SVT rig that I carried up & down stairs. Would not own one again. They weigh in at 85 lbs and that is just for the head let alone another 85 lbs for the cab. I am using combos these days although I just got some new PA gear and each cab weighs well over 100 lbs due to the fact of ...

Jingle Jangle's color scheme is very close to what my stolen bass looks like except for the inlay work and my siding was a deep deep purple...almost black. Great color scheme. Love the inlay work.
Taht would be a cool color scheme for Ric to start shooting. LOL

Sorry I haven't gotten back to anyone on this. The surround p/u sounds like a better way to go. I don't really want to fill the holes. Just leave it the way it is for now. I prefer the Badass as they are more stable IMHO that the stock bridge. Whenever I had a stock bridge, they always seem to ...

Right next to the heater and hot water tank inside the garage where the elements are with the necks face down and the cases at an angle. Please.