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jnbass
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Post by jnbass »

nice
Buy it before someone else does
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Post by henny »

Nice indeed.

Hefty price, too!
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Post by marc61 »

I like the fact that Chris signed the cert rather than the bass.

With the condition it's in..should go high...
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Beautiful.
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Post by rikk »

That should be a standard production model minus the Sig on the pick guard. How can Ric limit this beautiful bass to only a 1000 run?
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Post by henry5 »

Now that's what I call a great idea!!!
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Post by henny »

Naaa...

You'd lose the grandiosity and opulence of the CS series, and the 'S' model too, for that matter.
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