4004 laredo

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ram
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Post by ram »

Pierre, welcome to The Forum. Nice BB, play it often and well. I have a stock '92 4004L and just love the it! To me the sound could be compared to a Gibson Ripper on Rickenbacker steroids! It is amazingly light.
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The Laredo is brighter sounding than the Cheyenne ...

I like to put a white trc on the Laredo basses ...
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Jetglo Laredo 4004 Five string....for the win...
(sounds awesome through a Markbass rig....31 hrtz..yum)
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73 Feb 4001, 73 March 4001, 73 April 4001, 73 May 4001, 73 June 4001, 73 July 4001
04 MM Bongo 5HSp, 07 MM Bongo 5HS, 09 MM Bongo 5HS, 09 MM Bongo 5Hp, 11 MM Bongo 5H
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Post by edski »

I still may put in dual concentrics...but the urge is not that great.

More of an urge is to rehab my 4001, but I'd guess as soon as I start playing that more I might want to fiddle with the PU volumes on the Laredo. Image
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