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Hey we're all having fun here... I think what's interesting is most would go for their late 60's-early 70's 4001's or 4005's if they have them.
Not everyone went for the most valuable in the collection either. I think I'd keep my 4001 Sea Green project. The look, the tonal variations, and now the set up are about unbeatable.
Not everyone went for the most valuable in the collection either. I think I'd keep my 4001 Sea Green project. The look, the tonal variations, and now the set up are about unbeatable.
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Not to whine too much, but I think it would have been interesting to see what the collection was that the "chosen one" came from. I consider myself very lucky to have:
70's 4001's
80's & 90's 4003S's
1993 4004 Cheyenne
2-4003S/5's
4003S/8
'98 V63
'03 C64S
They're all fantastic basses. Its so nice to have different choices when you crave a different sound or feel. But if I had to pick one, it would be either the '98 V63JG or the '87 Ruby4003S.
I think I'd go with the 4003S because it feels more similar to the '80 4001 that I've had since new and played all those years. But I reserve the right to change my mind right when the bass police knock on my door.
See you guys later. I'm off to the sporting goods store to buy some firearms.

70's 4001's
80's & 90's 4003S's
1993 4004 Cheyenne
2-4003S/5's
4003S/8
'98 V63
'03 C64S
They're all fantastic basses. Its so nice to have different choices when you crave a different sound or feel. But if I had to pick one, it would be either the '98 V63JG or the '87 Ruby4003S.
I think I'd go with the 4003S because it feels more similar to the '80 4001 that I've had since new and played all those years. But I reserve the right to change my mind right when the bass police knock on my door.
See you guys later. I'm off to the sporting goods store to buy some firearms.

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That gun looks well loaded to me!!!
"If only quilted maple grew on trees!"
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Good way round it Francesco, I will bequeath mine to my two Siamese cats then! (But keep them in trust for them).
"If only quilted maple grew on trees!"
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My 72' Fire-Glo 4001


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Rickenbacker; '72 FireGlo 4001, '81 JetGlo 4001. '90 Alembic Flame-Koa Persuader.
Custom Hand-Made(Self) 4-String Natural Maple Bass.
Ampeg B-15R & B-15E Bass Amp (2-15 All-Tube 100w Stack, both S/N 1)
Rickenbacker; '72 FireGlo 4001, '81 JetGlo 4001. '90 Alembic Flame-Koa Persuader.
Custom Hand-Made(Self) 4-String Natural Maple Bass.
Ampeg B-15R & B-15E Bass Amp (2-15 All-Tube 100w Stack, both S/N 1)


When you look at them they are disguised as Fenders!