4001CS

Vintage, Modern, V & C series, Fretless, Signature & Special Editions

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Jeffrey, if you think it's tough to read, try writing some of this stuff!
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Post by agplate »

FWIW, I have #997!
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If they resume production, will they have the 'new' thinner neck? My '97 (#690) is a bit chunky. I still love her but you know.......
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Post by henry5 »

My '91 redefines the term "pencil neck". It's even thinner than my '72.
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Same here.
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Mine was made in '99 and has the thicker neck.
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'92, #425. Super thin!
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Post by woodyng »

you could always do what chris did in the first place and just shave the neck and repaint it...(ducking)....:-)
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Post by bob_atherton »

Woody, this is what Ken S, (a forum member that I miss being here, even though we had a bit of a public tussle once) did to at least one if not two V63's. They looked stunning after exceptionally good refins and I came damn close to buying one as well.
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"You could always do what Chris did in the first place and just shave the neck and repaint it..."

I'd shave that baseball bat neck in a New York minute. I'd also re-do the pickguard so it looks like his and put the original on Ebay...(ducking with woody..Image)
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Post by woodyng »

bob-i think that person you refer to is the same one who did a (really fine) remake on my decidedly non-standard 4002 after i sold it. i take off my hat to him and people like dane who have the vision,and the ability to do this sort of thing-my idea of customizing my instruments is changing out the volume/tone knobs.......if i don't like something as it is,i usually sell it!
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I have ... none. Anyone looking to sell or trade? Hmmm?
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Talk to Dave Pascoe, he's got 15 I think,
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I think 14 is his lucky number!
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