Complimentary 4005 for Pauly?

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Or like Larry Fine and his hair, haha!
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I offered Paul my NOS 1960s lefty 4005 back when he was using other basses live, and he passed on it.
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His loss! Image
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I agree David! The 4005 is too big for him. We probably won't see him live with anything other than the Hof any more. Glad I had the op to see him in 76 with his 4001S.

WOW Scott! wish I had the change for Macca to turn down one of my basses. Did he take/buy anything from you?
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(As I put on my shields...)

I'm amazed ...

As I understand it, in the 1960's, Hofner made a (arguably) ****** copy of a Gibson bass. Macca bought one in Germany on the basis that it was cheap, and didn't look strange as a left handed instrument.

Now, because of the Macca connection, Hofner is producing and making a killing selling these things for thousands of dollars.

Quite a shame.
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In all these years Paul has never bought anything from me directly, although he does own at least 5 guitars that used to be in my collection.
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I was going to say he probably didn't take it because he would have had had to pay for it, haha!
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Which 5 Scott?
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Post by david_schwab »

Paul did buy a Wal 5-string bass though. So I guess he does pay for instruments on occasion!

It's not like he can't afford them! Image
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Post by route66guitars »

Linda bought Paul the Wal bass.
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Post by sloop_john_b »

I wonder how he came into that lefty 1960 Les Paul i've seen him use.

Surely the price must have been staggering for it - not sure if I could see him shelling out big for it.
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I read somewhere that Linda bought the Les Paul as a gift also.
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I think I heard him say once that a vintage lefty gold top Les Paul he has, was a gift from Rick Nielson of Cheap Trick. Most of the guitars he has now are gifts. Fame does have it's rewards.
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Pittsburgh Guitars claims to have sold him an LP. They seem honest.
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Post by ken_swearingen »

Complimentary nothing for Pauly,like he needs gifts from anybody,he could buy Rickenbacker if he wanted.
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