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Post by marc61 »

I need this bass for something. It's for a project you kiddies shouldn't be trying....so hands off! <jk>

If you want it..just outbid Image
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Hands off ... ???
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Post by ajish4 »

hmmm, cb mg?


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It's that pendant necklace, isn't it?
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Post by cheyenne »

???????
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78 Purple 4001
88 BLACKSTAR
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89 Mid Blue
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Post by j_gary »

What a shame.
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that still has a non-ric treble pickup ...
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Post by gareth »

That bass has one of the nicest necks ever seen on a RIC. That's why I like early to mid 4001's over 4003's. Funnily enough, the 4004LK has a very early-4001 feel to the neck.

Personally though, I hate MG finished basses. I have no idea why. To me they look huge and unfinished. Sacrilege I know.....
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Post by sashua »

So what will this likely sell for? I have no idea what these early basses are worth nowadays...especially in this condition without original pups.

Hey Marc, share the project decription....come on, let's have it!
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I'm thinking around $2200.
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Post by kcole4001 »

I don't like MG much, either. Too plain, I suppose, but on a V or C series bass it's perfect.

You really don't see many 1971's for sale. Too bad someone used it for a high school shop project.
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I agree with JB's estimate...
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Post by sloop_john_b »

Yep, production seems to have been increased greatly in '72. Either that, or owners just happen to be holding on to their '71's.
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Post by rickaddict »

Where do you get one of those primer-grey treble pickup covers anyway?!
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