You put me to shame. I was excited about post 300...then here you come to ruin my day.
Lovely bass, and I have to admit it looks pretty damn good as a five string Jeff.
Is there a Rick "B8"?
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Mark,
You put me to shame. I was excited about post 300...then here you come to ruin my day.
Lovely bass, and I have to admit it looks pretty damn good as a five string Jeff.
You put me to shame. I was excited about post 300...then here you come to ruin my day.
Lovely bass, and I have to admit it looks pretty damn good as a five string Jeff.
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Thanks for the replies and the welcome.
Oddly enough, I found the Cheyenne at a local Guitar Center store when I went in to get a gig bag for the 4003 that I bought new in December. They had a price of $950 on it. I went back to the store for a set of straplocks and they had dropped the price to $535. That's when I originally posted. Thanks to the advice I got here, I went back the next morning and grabbed it!
I just started playing bass in November and I already have two RICs, a Fender and a Kramer! Are all bass players natural collectors?
Oddly enough, I found the Cheyenne at a local Guitar Center store when I went in to get a gig bag for the 4003 that I bought new in December. They had a price of $950 on it. I went back to the store for a set of straplocks and they had dropped the price to $535. That's when I originally posted. Thanks to the advice I got here, I went back the next morning and grabbed it!
I just started playing bass in November and I already have two RICs, a Fender and a Kramer! Are all bass players natural collectors?
****Are all bass players natural collectors?****
Not so sure right off the bat...it took me over a decade before I got my 2nd bass, and only just recently got my 3rd (I started playing bass about 25 years ago)...
Along the way, however, I did manage to accumulate 3 electric guitars, an acoustic, a wife who came with a late 50's Gibson acoustic, and a step son who now has an Ibanez bass...
So the collection has grown over the years overall...and considering I got my first electric guitar (a 1966 Fender Mustang) in 1984, it seems it's been growing at a pretty steady rate.
Not so sure right off the bat...it took me over a decade before I got my 2nd bass, and only just recently got my 3rd (I started playing bass about 25 years ago)...
Along the way, however, I did manage to accumulate 3 electric guitars, an acoustic, a wife who came with a late 50's Gibson acoustic, and a step son who now has an Ibanez bass...
So the collection has grown over the years overall...and considering I got my first electric guitar (a 1966 Fender Mustang) in 1984, it seems it's been growing at a pretty steady rate.
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Cheyennes are cool, either Model Is or IIs!
Here be mine.
http://www.edroman.com/avail/bass/rickenbacker/CheyenneRed_950.jpg
Here be mine.
http://www.edroman.com/avail/bass/rickenbacker/CheyenneRed_950.jpg
