Project 1970 4001 JG Vancouver CL
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Re: Project 1970 4001 JG Vancouver CL
Yes, I'll definitely keep it original if possible color options were a contingency). A big factor there will be whether the holes for the tuners in the headstock were expanded to accommodate the replacements. Though I'm sure there may be a work-around to an entire re-fin.
I'll get it in Larry Davis' hands in Jan and keep you all posted.
Teeder, I owe you an email! Apologies for being so neglectful.
I'll get it in Larry Davis' hands in Jan and keep you all posted.
Teeder, I owe you an email! Apologies for being so neglectful.
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steversaurus
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congrats
and definitely AZ
and definitely AZ
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Larry Davis is reviewing the photos I sent him to see how realistic keeping the finish will be.
One piece I could use some help on - I'm unfamiliar 70-71 4001's, is the pictured tall bridge pup cover period correct? All of my 72's have had low profile covers, though this taller cover matches that found on the '71 4001s Larry is currently finishing-up.
thanks-
One piece I could use some help on - I'm unfamiliar 70-71 4001's, is the pictured tall bridge pup cover period correct? All of my 72's have had low profile covers, though this taller cover matches that found on the '71 4001s Larry is currently finishing-up.
thanks-
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No, that is the later version, you should have the shorter, thinner cover.
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Yep, IMO.jps wrote:No, that is the later version, you should have the shorter, thinner cover.
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thought as much - thanks for confirming.
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Arrived home yesterday, cracked the case today. Looks better than I was expecting - will keep you all posted on the results.
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Cool! Congrats, Bryce!
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Colonel Sanders
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Hopefully you will not be loosing sleep over this. If you use it, you will not see any difference. If you are like me and the first thing you do when you receive a new Rickenbacker bass is to remove that cover from hell and put it in the case, you will not give a toss.brycycle wrote:thought as much - thanks for confirming.
1973 4001 Jetglo
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2017 4003S Jetglo
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It shouldn't if its my 71 4001S that I just got back from Larry with itsbrycycle wrote:Larry Davis is reviewing the photos I sent him to see how realistic keeping the finish will be.
One piece I could use some help on - I'm unfamiliar 70-71 4001's, is the pictured tall bridge pup cover period correct? All of my 72's have had low profile covers, though this taller cover matches that found on the '71 4001s Larry is currently finishing-up.
thanks-
correct hand rest....
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Colonel Sanders wrote:Hopefully you will not be loosing sleep over this. If you use it, you will not see any difference. If you are like me and the first thing you do when you receive a new Rickenbacker bass is to remove that cover from hell and put it in the case, you will not give a toss.brycycle wrote:thought as much - thanks for confirming.
HERETIC!
And so was created thy sacred hand rest and thus so mounted in thy
mighty surround!
And the people rejoiced and the Angels did so grace them.
And it was good!
Here endeth the lesson, amen.
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I've got a pretty decent parts stash - including a low profile cover.
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Good thing, as you wouldn't want to be known as a heretic around here, would you?brycycle wrote:I've got a pretty decent parts stash - including a low profile cover.
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One can gain absolution by selling discarded low
profile hand rests to me...
profile hand rests to me...
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chefothefuture wrote:Colonel Sanders wrote:Hopefully you will not be loosing sleep over this. If you use it, you will not see any difference. If you are like me and the first thing you do when you receive a new Rickenbacker bass is to remove that cover from hell and put it in the case, you will not give a toss.brycycle wrote:thought as much - thanks for confirming.
HERETIC!
And so was created thy sacred hand rest and thus so mounted in thy
mighty surround!
And the people rejoiced and the Angels did so grace them.
And it was good!
Here endeth the lesson, amen.
I find the mute assembly of the bridge/tailpiece much more of a hindrance meself. (More heresy!)
