No. Frankenstein sold for about $50,000. Stu Cook has had his 1966 Rickenbacker 4001 up for sale for some time now with no takers. I can't think of anything else over $50K. What this current seller is placing so much value on is the first year production of a burns bass guitar. There appears to be a very small interets in these and no supporting forums, but I guess he's hell-bent.doctorwho wrote:Did any of John Entwistle's basses sell for over $100k?mgauction wrote:... Can anyone think of any bass that has sold for $100,000?
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I really like Stu's bass, but it's hard to justify the price despite the provenance. I'd like to have it simply on basis of it being a '66.....mgauction wrote:...... Frankenstein sold for about $50,000. Stu Cook has had his 1966 Rickenbacker 4001 up for sale for some time now with no takers. I can't think of anything else over $50K. What this current seller is placing so much value on is the first year production of a burns bass guitar. There appears to be a very small interets in these and no supporting forums, but I guess he's hell-bent.
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He has all the original parts
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Wow, a square heel on a '66 bass.....
That is very interesting.....even though it looks a bit funky, I bet it sounds cool with that p/up configuration.
That is very interesting.....even though it looks a bit funky, I bet it sounds cool with that p/up configuration.
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I'm sure is does, John. I assume Stu did that back then as it was a very 60's thing to make changes, plus he switched over to a Fender shortly after.
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IIRC, this Burns bass was claimed to be the one that was "used" during Revolver. It looks like someone lifted the pix from somewhere else.
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Good work, Kevin! How could anyone have had any such inkling with such a dense description! That's why they are lazy criminals!teeder wrote:IIRC, this Burns bass was claimed to be the one that was "used" during Revolver. It looks like someone lifted the pix from somewhere else.
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Is it just me, or does it look like the bass was intentionally "reliced"? The front looks flawless, and the back has a pattern that looks like sanding off the edges?
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