Dark Azureglo Rick in England
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Dark Azureglo Rick in England
This is advertised as a 1977 "Midnight Blue," but that's too early for Midnight Blue. This appears to be a dark Azureglo in great condition:
http://cgi.ebay.com/1977-Rickenbacker-4001-stereo-bass_W0QQitemZ7358890254QQcategoryZ4713QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
John Minutaglio (sp?) had a '77 4005 at the SoCalCon that was this dark Azureglo, too. Niiiiice!
http://cgi.ebay.com/1977-Rickenbacker-4001-stereo-bass_W0QQitemZ7358890254QQcategoryZ4713QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
John Minutaglio (sp?) had a '77 4005 at the SoCalCon that was this dark Azureglo, too. Niiiiice!
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I remarked to John Hall about the dark blue of John Minutaglio's 4005 Azrureglo, and JH indicated that some Azureglos were darker than others. As I recall, JM's was also a '77, but I don't have my photo paperwork in front of me. It could be that there was a time when the color mix for Azureglo was darker than "usual." That doesn't necessarily mean that the bass in question is a refin, but it means it might not be. Anyway, it's a pretty instrument.
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