Rickcrazy's big score
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Congrats, Sergio!
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Colonel Sanders
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Nice score!
Congratulations!
Congratulations!
1973 4001 Jetglo
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2023 4003 Mapleglo
2022 4005XC Jetglo
1979 MusicMan Stingray
2021 Epiphone Thunderbird
2020 Fender P-Bass American Original 60s
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Lefty4003S8
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Re: Rickcrazy's big score
CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!!!!! Nice bass!!!! Whatta score!!!!!! 
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Sweet looking bass!!! Congratulations Sergio!!!
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I am a huge Mapleglo fan and that has to be about as good of a MG score as there can be....love it!
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Had to use my hand to close my Jaw. Simply amazing score!
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Thank you for your words of praise, gentlemen, I truly appreciate them! 
Actually the 21 fretter at issue came with a small number of not-too-serious issues, all of which have been successfully and swiftly addressed. Not by yours truly however.
Namely: the fingerboard was starting to separate from the neck at the nut; the nut itself was loose; the action was too high and couldn't be lowered as someone had fitted a bunch of washers over the two screws holding the treble pickup to its baseplate, thereby rendering downward movement of the whole assembly impossible; the intonation was out and couldn't be set right as the bridge/tailpiece assembly was at the wrong location - way too near the body edge; and, the A tuner was about to come apart.
Now that every single one of those problems is history, the bass plays like a dream: ultra-low action, dead straight neck, killer tone (although I certainly could use a little more output from BOTH pickups), and great looks!
It sports a treble pickup surround with pointed, not rounded corners. What's the story with that? I vaguely remember reading something on the subject elsewhere many years back.
Actually the 21 fretter at issue came with a small number of not-too-serious issues, all of which have been successfully and swiftly addressed. Not by yours truly however.
Namely: the fingerboard was starting to separate from the neck at the nut; the nut itself was loose; the action was too high and couldn't be lowered as someone had fitted a bunch of washers over the two screws holding the treble pickup to its baseplate, thereby rendering downward movement of the whole assembly impossible; the intonation was out and couldn't be set right as the bridge/tailpiece assembly was at the wrong location - way too near the body edge; and, the A tuner was about to come apart.
Now that every single one of those problems is history, the bass plays like a dream: ultra-low action, dead straight neck, killer tone (although I certainly could use a little more output from BOTH pickups), and great looks!
It sports a treble pickup surround with pointed, not rounded corners. What's the story with that? I vaguely remember reading something on the subject elsewhere many years back.
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We have special basses, Sérgio!rickcrazy wrote:It sports a treble pickup surround with pointed, not rounded corners. What's the story with that?
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Very nice, Sergio! Congrats and enjoy!
The JETGLO finish name should be officially changed to JETGLO ROCKS! 
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Thank you kindly, Joey! This one's a looker, a player, and a keeper for sure.