1964 rick on stage!

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Absolutely cool!
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We must keep the vintage basses alive by playing them!

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Atsushi, great pics! Good to see you and your '64 on stage.

Have you tried to remagnetize the old shoes?
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Yes, I re-magnetized them. The result is not so bad but I prefered the magnet from another PU.
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A fantastic bass with wonderful photos, Atsushi. Thanks for keeping us up to date.
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Yeah, Yeah, Yeah!
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Great pix!

Love that fireglo too....
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