4004 Laredo and 4004CII differences

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whoa, talk about a delayed post!
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That's ok - thanks to both you and Joey. It looked like an acoustic bass I played here in a store going out of business but I couldn't remember the name of the instrument maker - wasn't Carvin though. I was hoping you could jog my memory.
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"I was hoping you could jog my memory..."

There's pills for that!
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JETGLO should officially be renamed JETGLO ROCKS! :-)
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Very nice pic, Joey. Ahh, quilted maple...

Also, with the placement of the pups on that maple one, I wonder how much it sounds like a 4002?
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