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zoomduck
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Post by zoomduck »

My FG Cii is embarassed !
More throttle...Less brakes
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Post by shinynewtoy »

Oh dear God...

Rosa's departure was not in vain! Image
What do you mean the Bass is too loud???
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Post by ozover50 »

Stunning, Lindsay..... that flame is awesome!!

Congratulations, mate!

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I think I'm coming around to BBR.....
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Post by jwilli »

Freaky!
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Post by sabbath_of_bass »

uh duh duh..... Look at the pretty bass george look at the pretty bass.

That flame is just awesome.
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Post by jmh »

That is one special bass, about as pretty as it gets. Congrats!
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Post by cheyenne »

Pretty. So how's she sound ???
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bob_the_bass
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Post by bob_the_bass »

Oh WOW !!!!! Truly stunning (seethes with envy!)
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Post by jps »

Cool Blue!!! Now, let's see: toaster pickups, VVT controls, Hipsh...
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Post by kcole4001 »

Wow! Definitely worth the wait. Image
Plus five minus five!
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Post by loendmaestro »

Rarely am I speechless, but wow...just wow.

Nicely played my friend.
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Post by lshaia »

Thanks, everyone! It's prettier than I had dared hope...Sound wise, so far it seems a bit less aggressive than a 4003, with more bass; a very full and musical sound, but different (haven't yet started to play with pickup height or set up). The fret board is unfinished; the neck is noticeably wider than my 4003/4001, but not hugely so. Well done RIC, and thanks to Mike Parks.
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Post by incubus2432 »

Adjust the p/u's as close to the strings as possible and it gets more of the aggressive tone. It really brought mine alive.
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Post by chefothefuture »

Wow! That's purty!
Maybe I should say " Bluetiful".
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*clutches chest and dies from heart attack*
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