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Here is a shot from my gig Saturday opening for The Family Stone Experience and the Average White Band:

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My '67 4005WB that I bought in '73 for $175.00!
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Nice shirt Jeff!

If you want to make a little on that deal, I'll give you $200.00 for her.
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For the shirt? Sure thing, Scott!

I'll even trade it to you for your 4004Cii.
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Nah,,,I have a couple of the shirts. Image

What are the extra holes behind the bridge ???

I never noticed them before.
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"What happened to the 2 4001's you traded for the 4005?"

Marc,
The JG was traded for a 1975 Azure-Glo that was sometime in '76, I miss that one for several reasons. The Maple-Glo currently resides at one of the local studios, she's beat but still one hell of a player, and still gets "The Tone" which is why it is at the studio,
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Those holes are my secret ingredient, now I have to kill you!

Actually, a BadAss II bridge used to live there back in the mid '70s.
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I cannot wait to get my WB! And gig with it!

Pics will be here early next week. Image
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Here are a few more pics from the gig:

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Hey Jeff, why the tuner swap?
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Great pics Jeff,

I love the bass. We really have to do something about your guitar player though. Yes I know that I am repeating myself.

Any pics of the crowd? Was it a good turn out and did you all have fun? Because that is the main objective.
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Back in the mid '70s for some reason I can't recall I put Schaller M4S tuners on it. They turned out to be rather heavy so I replaced them with Hipshot Ultralite tuners a couple years ago which perfectly balanced the bass. There were already 11/16" holes in the headstock so using the ULs with 11/16" posts made the job simple.

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I keep trying to do something about our guitarist to no avail; he is simple a cheapskate and insists on playing $300.00 Ibanez guitars!

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This is about a fourth of the area covered by poeple.
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Anybody notice Aitch's favorite amp behind the Ampeg?
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Yep, JC-120.
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Your guitar player's arm has been sharpened!
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Wow,

That photo of the crowd puts it all in perspective. It looks like you played at "Woodstock".
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