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cheyenne
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Post by cheyenne »

I had one. The mapleglo on the left is a '74, had the red dots and a toaster. The one on the right is a '72.

Both long gone unfortunatly.

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Post by rickenbrother »

Those look really nice Scott, sorry you don't have them anyone.
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Post by bobcat »

Also, since when did this happen?:

(mid 70's) - Set neck design replaces neck thru design

I'm quite sure set-neck did not REPLACE neck-through. In fact, were there ANY regular 4001 basses (meaning, not 4000 bassees with neck pickups) that were set-neck? I thought the ONLY basses that were set-neck were 4000 and 4001S (which are basically just 4000 basses with a neck pickup). That statement on the list can't be right.
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Post by henny »

I thought the ONLY basses that were set-neck were 4000 and 4001S (which are basically just 4000 basses with a neck pickup).


Correct.

It is erroneous.
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Post by david_schwab »

I had this issue as well... I think it was in '77.

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Uh-oh!
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Post by rickaddict »

Hmmmm....parallel knobs...very interesting.
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Post by rickfan60 »

And to which set of knobs are you referring?
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Countdown to "Edit by Peter"
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Post by cheyenne »

Too funny!!!!!!!! Musta slipped under the radar.
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shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
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Post by johnhall »

Given the frequency that this photo pops up (!), I think Peter should have a fig leafed version to replace it with.
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Post by beatlefan »

Peter is usually abreast of these type of things....
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Post by ajish4 »

Hmmm,

Which one do you use for the RIC-O-Sound........nevermind..........
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remind to stop viewing this site at work!
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