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dpowell wrote:
badeggs wrote: Meh, all this build-up, only to result in yet another 1999 reworking/reissue? Kinda lame...
+1

I think the real reason they leave us hanging is to laugh at all the crazy ideas people come up with. :mrgreen:
Yeah, I agree!

That said, I think they are going to come out with a Rickenbacker version of a Steinberger headless... :twisted:

That'd make me flip out...

:lol: :lol:
I have NO idea what to do with those skinny stringed things... I'm just a bass player...
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jingle_jangle wrote:Coop, I did once have a TV Yella SG junior. This was done in the days of B & W TV. because the cherry red SGs looked too black in B & W. The TV Yella ones looked light gray; just right, as Little TV Yella Riding Hood was heard to say.

Rob, I have seen the TP12 in Yellow. It's the only color that looks terrible on them, and I've seen all their colors at one time or another. Even the Bulls-Eye looks better.

Bryce, I tossed that in, just for you!
Just goes to show, I HATE the bullseye on the Waterstone 12ver!! Different strokes, I suppose.

Ok, how about a WHITE short scale?
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jingle_jangle wrote: just right, as Little TV Yella Riding Hood was heard to say.
Just because it is a very rare occasion that I get to correct you, I believe you are thinking of Goldilocks.


One for me! 8)
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Yup, Cap'n, you scored...now quit yer "huffin' and puffin'"!
I didn't get where I am today by being on time...
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aceonbass wrote:The MMT paint job was so hideous that Paul couldn't wait for his guitar tech to sand it off, so he did the job himself!
It wasn't a guitar tech. It was a little old man in Soho. I think when the paint came off when the LSD wore off. As for me. I love it.
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I love it too, on Paul's bass. I wouldn't want one.

OK everyone, let's say this together... 4001V68! :mrgreen:

With character maple, please! :twisted:
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cjj wrote:
dpowell wrote:
badeggs wrote: Meh, all this build-up, only to result in yet another 1999 reworking/reissue? Kinda lame...
+1
+1x10^100
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I neither love nor hate the MMT bass paint job.

Instead, I enjoy it.

It's exuberant and unaffected by anything 'ceptin' chemical substances. And it is a challenge to replicate without it looking phony and forced. A thoroughly enjoyable project, in other words.
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I for one do NOT want Rick to release any of their products in yellow!
jingle_jangle wrote:
RobRick wrote:How about a SHORT scale 4 string bass, ONE pick up, neck position only, toaster, neck through, traditional Rick headstock and body, one tone and one volume knob, and offer it in colors like banana yellow and seafoam green??? :D
Not likely, IMO.

Seafoam Green is a neat color, but much of its appeal is in its rarity. As for banana yellow, it is one color that I've never seen look good on any guitar. That's right, any.)
oh yeah...my in progress Laredo refinish..... :D
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NICE!
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That'll look good with white plastic. If you go with black, it'll look like a bumble bee.
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aceonbass wrote:That'll look good with white plastic. If you go with black, it'll look like a bumble bee.
But if he has a Markbass amp... :mrgreen:
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Then he can sell it and get an AMPEG!
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aceonbass wrote:Then he can sell it and get an AMPEG!
Made in good ole Vietnam......get a Mesa Boogie! :mrgreen:
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All my Ampegs were made here and good used ones are available. Ampegs are made in China now by the way.
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