Any idea what this might be?

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turtlesoup

Any idea what this might be?

Post by turtlesoup »

i have a ric that doesn't have a model # anywhere on it. it's mono, natural finish, twin truss rods, and the jack plate is stamped E8, along the top, and 8037 along the bottom. under the plate on the headstock, "06" is written in marker. \

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markthemd
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Guitar or bass ?
solid body or hollow body ?

Binding along the neck with triangular inlay or dot inlays ?

how many frets?
So you too want yours "ALAPWOB"?!?!
turtlesoup

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what? you don't read minds? sorry. umm. it's a solid body bass. no binding. dot inlays. 20 frets.

thanks
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It is a May of 1995 bass ...... so that would mean a 4001S or a V63 ?

Anyone ?
So you too want yours "ALAPWOB"?!?!
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Post by gpatt5762 »

4003S.

Period.
The ideal mix leaves the bass player louder than the rest of the band put together!
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