Paging John Hall

foolycooly · Post by **foolycooly** » Fri Jul 01, 2005 1:09 pm

Its totally authentic . . .
The metal plate on the back is to prevent scratches from belt buckles, and the small trebble pickup surround started coming around into production because people were complaining that the bigger one would get in the way. The tuning gears are bigger because people with larger hands were complaing that the Kluson and Grover keys were too small. I can't believe you guys really never thought of that. Duh!!!
I'd buy that thing to hit the seller in the head with it ala Hara Hara Haruko on FLCL. b0nG!!!

. . . just kidding guys. Assault is a crime.

felig · Post by **felig** » Sat Jul 02, 2005 4:24 am

"Actually, I do believe those '70s 4003s DID have bolt-on necks" Ronn, I normally respect your expertise on Rick basses--but only '60s 4003's had bolt-on necks! This one clearly is a 4002 made at the Knockerbackon plant by John Hall's cousin, John John.