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Post by ric620 »

It's kinda cool.
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Post by marc61 »

Looks like something Gene Simmons might use.
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Post by nattiep »

That's cool.

I want that Gene bass! Kick ***! I would rather Gene kept that humbucker in it and never covered it in studs.. but I'm not him.. heheh.

Wow.. first Spector too. I wonder how much Gene's custom painted dragon Pedulla would go for.
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Post by alanz »

I'd feel obligated to immerse that Spector in a vat of rubbing alcohol before touching it if I were the winner of that auction.
Listen to that sustain!
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Post by nattiep »

LOL!
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gene also played modified gibson grabbers as well.
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Post by seth_lorinczi »

Weird. I have a '50s vintage Hoyer guitar that's very cool and beautiful. Looks like they fell on hard times and had to make do with lame-brained copies later on.
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Post by kcole4001 »

2 words: Spray Nine! kills HIV in 30 secondsImage
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Post by cheyenne »

Leave Gene alone, he's in a class all his own.
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Post by atomic_punk »

Thankfully.

I used to be a huge Kiss fan, but seeing the way they have handled things since re-forming with Ace and Peter have made me disgusted. I will never spend another dime on them again.
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Post by ken_swearingen »

According to Kevin ,we ought to ship alot of Spray Nine to San Francisco!

and Africa if we only get them to stop messing with Apes.
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I clearly recall drooling over photos of Gene circa 1975 with an all black Gibson Ripper bass with an ebony fretboard and Les Paul-style headstock.

Twenty years later I finally bought myself a black Ripper bass - my main bass for the next ten years. I finally sold it to finance my 1975 4000 JG.

Whilst I was sad having to part with the Ripper I don't regret sacrificing it for the Rickenbacker at all.

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