Who would order a 4005?
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What about a solid body 4005? One of the re-accuring comments i have faced over the years is that my 4005 didn't have enough bottom end. I rectified this (to an extent) by putting it through a Sans Amp pedal. And i know your amp is gonna be a big factor too. Personally i love the sound of my bass and the fact it is a semi is what it's all about, but some people can't get away with it. It's a hot potato! Catch!
at last, some like minded people...
With the crazy prices that vintage 4005's have been fetching recently, a V series 4005 with a street price around $2500-$3500 could be very popular. I would prefer a new solid reissue over a vintage 4005 anyways. I don't think John Hall has said no to the idea (or to a reissue sixties 4001), but I think their challenge is where these new models would fit into RIC's current production.

