4001C64 and roundwounds

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4001C64 and roundwounds

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Hello lads !

My first post here. I've been lurking here for a bit now and most of my questions could be answered with a swift click on the search button. This time however, I couldn't find an answer.

While looking for a 4003, I stumbled upon what appears to be a reasonably priced 4001C64. Now, what I'd like to know is if the lads at RIC went all vintage on this reissue, or put a beefy neck on there with two rods so one could use roundwounds on it.

thank you,

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The 4001c64 can definitely handle rounds. And welcome! Let's see pics if/when you pick it up!
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Welcome Vince!

Yes, a C64 is structurally modern but retro in look. Go for it!

BTW, cool air guitar avatar!
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c64s have gotten more expensive as of late. If you can pick one up for a decent price, I say go for it.

welcome btw!
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V!N wrote:While looking for a 4003, I stumbled upon what appears to be a reasonably priced 4001C64.

How much? (Voor hoeveel?)
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Thank you for the replies and the warm welcome ! Nice to see there are more Dutchies that like the growl of this bass. 8)
The C64 I found is about two years old and has a tog on it for about € 1.600,- (US$ 2.500,-)
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Buy it. It's quite unlikely you'll find one for less.
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Good price for a Dutchie!
I payed about 1750 euros for my v63.
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V!N wrote:Thank you for the replies and the warm welcome ! Nice to see there are more Dutchies that like the growl of this bass. 8)
The C64 I found is about two years old and has a tog on it for about € 1.600,- (US$ 2.500,-)
I paid less for mine (new), but you have a big problem finding one I think. You do take into account that it'l cost you a lot more to get it in Holland? Shipping is about 300 dollar. Then there's an additional 3 % import tax, and on top of this is 19 % over the total of instrument costs + shipping. But Hey! We dont have to sell our instruments to get braces for our kids because dental costs for kids are free over here. ;-)

And Welcome! Good too see more Dutchies over here.
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