Geddy Lee - Strings?

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Post by jwr2 »

The only bass strings I break are the octave strings on my 10 string bass ...
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Post by johnallg »

If you want more fret buzz, lower the action a tad.
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Post by myfretless »

Does anyone know all the mods Geddy ended up making on his 4001?
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a bad *** bridge, and schaller m4 tuners, and he removed the pickup cover ...

Also I think he had at least 2 black 4001 basses, 2 4080 basses, a 3001, a 4002 ... and I have seen him play a white 4001 with black trim ... and I heard a rumor that he has a 4003 ...
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4003... Could that be the mapleglo you see in the background of most interviews done with Geddy?
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Post by kcole4001 »

That's the 4002, isn't it?
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Ah yeah, sorry I'm all mixed up on models :/
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Post by rickfan60 »

Geddy had a MG 4001 back when they recorded Permanent Waves. I don't think it was ever used on stage but I have seen it in a few studio shots.
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Post by congerz83 »

Do I hear a Geddy Lee signature model anyone?
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get a jetglo 70s 4001 and you have a Geddy Lee signature model ... a close second would be a jetglo 4003 ... between those 2 there are a lot of Geddy basses out there already ... no real need for a "reissue" whereas the mid 60s 4001s basses played by Squire and McCartney were based or rare basses ...
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Post by ghs_boomer »

The only guitar shop within 200 miles of me usually had Boomers or Rotos. Last Saturday i went to get a few sets of Boomers and the store guy said that don't stock them anymore Rotos too.
They only had Fender and Elixir strings.
Well, the Elixir strings were $50.00 so i got the Fenders 100-40, I must say, i'm impressed they are as bright as my Boomers....i think i'm going to defect.....
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Try the internet - have 'em delivered to your door.
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