1967 4005/6 on Ebay
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I've had a few of these over the years. they sound great.
There's an original FireGlow lefty 4005/6 out there that I keep missing. I really want that bass. The last seller sold it to someone else for less than what I offered him. Funny how people are when they know you are a dealer as well as a collector.
There's an original FireGlow lefty 4005/6 out there that I keep missing. I really want that bass. The last seller sold it to someone else for less than what I offered him. Funny how people are when they know you are a dealer as well as a collector.
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Back to 8mileshigh's broken 4005.
I had a similar break on a 4005 back in the late 70's. Attempts to glue it never worked. In 1989 a man in NYC built a new headpiece on part of the neck which he attached lower down the neck. This gave the glue a larger (longer) surface area over a more gentle angle as well. That worked beautifully. You might want to consider that?
I recently sold that bass but I probably have photos of the repair at home if you are curious.
I had a similar break on a 4005 back in the late 70's. Attempts to glue it never worked. In 1989 a man in NYC built a new headpiece on part of the neck which he attached lower down the neck. This gave the glue a larger (longer) surface area over a more gentle angle as well. That worked beautifully. You might want to consider that?
I recently sold that bass but I probably have photos of the repair at home if you are curious.
Aiyaaah!
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