Bizarre OLD Rickenbacker (?) Bass

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sorry I couldn't resist a bad joke
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Hahahahah!
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And Nattie couldn't resist laughing at one...
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Hehe.
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I bet I could get a 5th string in there ...
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I'm sure you could!

When Jeff is asked to "pull strings" to get something done, he'll only do it if they are 5ths!! Image
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Post by wim »

That bass looks totally 'unplayable' to me, with the neck virtually ending at the seventh fret.
A fifth string might be the solution, indeed Jeff
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yep basses have gotten a little better ...
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