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throw_this_away
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Ric doublenecks

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are there any doublenecks that are 8-string bass/4 string bass?

If I was rich I would get one just to go on stage and do a few songs with it... I'm kinda tiny so it would be pretty funny.
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Post by dswp »

Here is a 4 and a 6 string.
Close enough???


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Post by lshaia »

Here's a Hamer 8/4:
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Post by hieronymous »

There was that kinda famous Alembic "Dragon" 8/4 - the 4-string neck was fretless and had a crazy inlay of a dragon attacking skeletons that were holding a naked woman prisoner (?!!) - it was going for something like $12,000. I can't find any pictures online - it used to be for sale at a place in CT...
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no rics though? I have decided that when I am rich (maybe 15 years) I will get a doubleneck ric.

But it is the old Enzo "Ferrari dilemma"... sigh
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p.s. that alembic needs WAY more knobs...
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Post by bobcat »

Just knobs? It needs at least 12 more pickups as well. Just in case you can't get "your sound".
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I'm picturing a 4005/8, with a "comb."
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Post by ilan »

How about a Hofner 191 doubleneck? This one is in Germany.

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