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4003S/8

Post by rjs »

I am really interested in finding one of these..
Any comments on playability/availability?
Thanks,
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Post by cheyenne »

I'd love to have one also. Im just gonna wait until the 4004CII-8 comes out.
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Is the 4004CII-8 in the works?
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Post by highway_star »

I have an s8 and it is quite interesting, to say the least. Everyone who plays it refers to the sound as "thunderous". I'm using it on a few songs in my band such as "Clocks" from Coldplay.

BTW, "Money" sounds cool on an s8.
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Post by cheyenne »

Over at the RIC forum, John Hall himself made the following comment:

"Its always been our intention to make an 8-stringer in this series, and at some appropriate point, we'll likely do so."

Now, when that appropriate point is, we can only wonder. But thats OK with me, It'l give me more time to save money.
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Enough to buy a house !!
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Thanks for the input. I am going to crawl around the internet to see if I can find some photos and maybe one for sale....
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Post by jwr2 »

I got one of these ...

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I am thinking of converting a 4004CII5 to a 10 string bass ... maybe ...
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Post by cheyenne »

Jeff your a true pioneer.

(or flat out nuts) I cant decide.

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Post by ken_swearingen »

I think hes nuts ,but what do i know.
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I am a pioneer who is nuts ... I just love the low B string ...
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Post by marty »

Nice bass Jeff.

A 4004CII5 10 stringer.....that would be nicer!
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Post by incubus2432 »

My s8 is the only 4003 series I kept after my recent 4004 infatuation. It simply sounds HUGE!
I use it for about 1/3 of a gigging night but I don't practice much with it for some reason.

If a 4004Cii/8 ever sees the light of day I'll certainly get at least one....

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I kinda like 8's...
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BIG sound and all that
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waitin for the 4004CII/8 in quilted maple!

hah
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