Walnut (?) or Autumnglo (?) fretless . . .

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bassduke49
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Walnut (?) or Autumnglo (?) fretless . . .

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. . . with "minimal fret wear." I should hope so.

http://cgi.ebay.com/VINTAGE-75-RICKENBACKER-USA-4001-FRETLESS-BASS_W0QQitemZ140059092225QQihZ004QQcategoryZ4713QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

BIN only (no bidding) and too high, I think.
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Indeed! Also seems to me that fretless electrics are more of a niche market, so $1500 is probably a bit too much.
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I thinks that is a walnut.....the price is cracked.
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What is a crown case? Pretty decent shape, but high priced.
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