My 4002 in Action

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I miss the handrest. ;-)
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That 4002 has fatter horns, so I guess it's body shaped varied along with the 4001 through it's life cycle.
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David,

My V63 sounds just like that! We should just trade!Image
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I dunno, Jeff. Looks skinny to me, the upper horn, anyway. Compared with the '68, the difference appears to be in the shape of the lower horn which, on the 4002, is also closer to the neck.
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