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Bob Scott,
man, that is stunning...
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There was a guy here thinking about selling a '72? burgundyglo??? Is that still around??
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Wow Bob S... you didn't keep that bass?
What do you mean the Bass is too loud???
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ehmmm... did someone say there was a '72 Burg for sale? I would be very interested. Bob
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Jon Casselman was thinking of selling his 72 Burgandy, and I had managed to be the one who got the asking price right.

Bob was selling the 72 for a family project, and in the end, he was able to hold onto it. although I'd loved to have owned the 72 Burgandy, I'm much happier knowing it stayed with its rightful owner.
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Thanks for that info Jim, I know what you mean.
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You are all very kind to share your knowledge and advice. Thank you.
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While not the "right" color, here's a link to a pic of my '73 Jetglo:

http://www.fenderforum.com/userphotos/index.html?recid=18971
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"While not the 'right' color"

Oh man, Ron, your bass is soooo right in sooooo many ways... it's a "Glover Ric".
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'it's a "Glover Ric".'

And you don't think that point was lost on me, do you Image?
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Post by dswp »

Guys, fill me in;

What is a “Glover Ric".
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Roger Glover used an early 70's Jetglo 4001 on some of Deep Purple's early 70's albums - "Fireball", Machine Head" and "Who Do We Think We Are". So Ilan was referring to the fact that my '73 resembled Glover's. And as you can tell by my user name, I'm a big DP fan.
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Post by rictified »

I have a 72 "Glover" fretless then.
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Post by dswp »

I have a 72 JG as well;

Pick ups are a little weak;
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Post by rictified »

My treble pickup is weak, it's one of the old screw tops but my toaster is really ballsy.
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