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I hate when this happens

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"I hate when this happens"

I found 2 (from 1986/87), in mint condition, 4001V63's.

These are from a recording studio,(that rarely used them).
It sure was sad that they sold them so cheaply, it’s just not right!!!!!

I will post more pictures when they arrive.

“FYI” I am not looking to resell these. (although I already have a "V63")
They are already allocated to other forum members, you know “who” you are. Image
However, I will get to play them for a week or so.

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you already have a v63 ... and at least one of every other kind of bass made ...
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Dave, quite a find! I love them both but think the FG is the better, just.

Two forum members are going to be lucky bunnies.
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What a score!
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Nice! Always good to have more V63s in the forum!
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In the words of my people, "I should only be so lucky!" Image Beautiful instruments.
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Post by ilan »

Very nice... BTW, why is the toaster in the Fireglo located 1" away from the neck? The knobs layout (esp. the neck volume) on that bass also resembles a 4003.

That is one of the nicest Fireglo's I've seen... deep and dark.
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Yeah...I saw that too. What gives?
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Good question Ilan..

When I get it in, I will check for "non factory" routing.

If I had to guess, perhaps the very first runs were not consistent? It is from 1986...
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Dave, what do the bobbins on the bridge p/ups look like?
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The V63 was introduced in 1984. Is this possibly a custom ordered “S” bass?

But the walnut ears?
The split tail piece?

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