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iiipopes wrote:

cheyenne wrote:I'd love to have one of the 'duck dunn' p-basses. I just haven't gotten around to it yet.

A "Duck Dunn" P-bass is just a regular P-bass with a '70's block inlay Jazz neck and flatwounds.

It's now called a 44-64M I think...

I think the Duck Dunn is the 44-60. Nut width is 1.5 like a jazz bass.

marc61 wrote:I think the Duck Dunn is the 44-60. Nut width is 1.5 like a jazz bass.

That's because Dunn put a Jazz Bass neck on his Precision, hence, the A nut.

jps wrote:

marc61 wrote:I think the Duck Dunn is the 44-60. Nut width is 1.5 like a jazz bass.

That's because Dunn put a Jazz Bass neck on his Precision, hence, the A nut.

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marc61 wrote:I think the Duck Dunn is the 44-60. Nut width is 1.5 like a jazz bass.

We're both wrong - it's the 44-64 Custom.

iiipopes wrote:

jps wrote:

marc61 wrote:I think the Duck Dunn is the 44-60. Nut width is 1.5 like a jazz bass.

That's because Dunn put a Jazz Bass neck on his Precision, hence, the A nut.

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If you have been following a certain TB thread there was a reason for my ECHO...........

We trust you would never echo here for no reason

A=1.5. A=1.5. A=1.5.A=1.5.............

I still wanna see a D (1.875 nut width) neck

I have only seen 5 string basses with 1 7/8" nuts (I have owned/own a few), that would feel too wide for comfort on a 4 string IMO.

Looks like Lakland will have to wait. I found an 82 P bass. at 8.5lbs, nut width 1.75, and priced around the same as a used Lakland. Seems like the move for now

Meanwhile, who do we know in Baltimore(actually Prince Frederick, MD)? I found a Lakland on CL but, I'm willing to bet the guy doesn't know how to ship.

Scored! on it's way

http://baltimore.craigslist.org/msg/3896280048.html

Cool! Congrats!

Geez, the seller wasted no time in removing the listing!