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bassduke49 wrote:Nice Monte VP! Looks like mine!
When's the last time you saw yours, Paul? :wink:
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A few minutes ago. That's one I'm not selling! :D
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woodyng wrote:
donhank wrote:Last Wednesday night at the East Texas Performing Arts music festival . . . of course our singer called an obscure tune in A flat. Enjoyed a WONDERFUL pub crawl and song swap with two other bands after the show !!
Oh,that's a beaut!! What year is it,Don?
July '55. Oh, maybe you meant the bass. April '72. Thanks, and the beauty isn't just skin deep - look closely and you'll see that I installed an HB-1. Wide spectrum, great dynamics, and zero noise . . . I LOVE this pickup !!
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donhank wrote:look closely and you'll see that I installed an HB-1. Wide spectrum, great dynamics, and zero noise . . . I LOVE this pickup !!
It's hard to see even with you spilling the beans...

Ohh, oh, ohh, ohhhhh.... :mrgreen:
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That 4000 has to sound great with the HB-1 in it. 8)
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edski wrote: It's hard to see even with you spilling the beans...
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donhank wrote:
woodyng wrote:
donhank wrote:Last Wednesday night at the East Texas Performing Arts music festival . . . of course our singer called an obscure tune in A flat. Enjoyed a WONDERFUL pub crawl and song swap with two other bands after the show !!
Oh,that's a beaut!! What year is it,Don?
July '55. Oh, maybe you meant the bass. April '72. Thanks, and the beauty isn't just skin deep - look closely and you'll see that I installed an HB-1. Wide spectrum, great dynamics, and zero noise . . . I LOVE this pickup !!
Touche! Good vintages for both! :mrgreen:
I've considered putting an hb1 in my '74 4000,(which also sports an aluminum Hipshot bridge),but i have several 4004's,so I'm keeping the old higain in her.
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Touche! Good vintages for both! :mrgreen:
I've considered putting an hb1 in my '74 4000,(which also sports an aluminum Hipshot bridge),but i have several 4004's,so I'm keeping the old higain in her.[/quote]


Here's a better pic with more details visible: HB-1 pickup, aluminum hipshot, and clear with white back-paint guard from Pickguardian - no tug bar, thank you. Pretty simple instrument, but it is quite comfortable to play, stylish, and sounds killer !!
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donhank wrote: and clear with white back-paint guard from Pickguardian
Now that's stylish. And it matches the TRC.
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Welcome, Don! Looks great!
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Inspired by this, perhaps? 8)
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Here's a better pic with more details visible: HB-1 pickup, aluminum hipshot, and clear with white back-paint guard from Pickguardian - no tug bar, thank you. Pretty simple instrument, but it is quite comfortable to play, stylish, and sounds killer !![/quote]
No tug bar? What about those occasions when you wanna go full retro with your playing style? :roll:
Sweet! Although i prefer to keep my pickup cover on,i do think one of those snazzy chrome bezels would really complete this bass!
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Awesome axe!
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Welcome, Joe! 1970? '71? Early '72?
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