Bodies Everywhere: Great Factory tour shots

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There are a bunch of bodies with Forstner routes in those photos, Tony.
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jps wrote:There are a bunch of bodies with Forstner routes in those photos, Tony.
What's up with that Jeff? I thought that was "old school". :?

I thought that type of routing was long gone...shows what I know eh? LoL!
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paologregorio wrote:
eric_b wrote:I think it's funny that nobody has commented on the glaringly obvious guitar that hasn't been noticed yet..
...maybe it's this 381 body with a bass neck next to it...if the bass neck goes with the 381 body, then Joey (along with a few other folks) is going to keel over and faint about now... :lol:
That' could be a tease or the neck just wound up on that table for the photo or someone else will be enjoying one of my dream Rick basses. :lol:
The JETGLO finish name should be officially changed to JETGLO ROCKS! :-)
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Looking closer, that bass neck does not appear to be long enough to be a "neck through" for a 4003, and RIC hasn't made a set-neck bass since the end of the 4000/4001S series in the early '80s. They're up to something, but it is likely an experimental. I want it just the same!
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rickenbrother wrote: That' could be a tease or the neck just wound up on that table for the photo or someone else will be enjoying one of my dream Rick basses. :lol:
Anyone else remember the 4005AF? :twisted:
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How about the 4381 Joey Vasco Limited Edition? Has a nice "ring" to it huh? :twisted:
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ilan wrote:Image
I don't know 320 - somethings well, but those look mighty thick.
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I thought those were just the last of the 325 C58s, but I could be wrong. :)
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bassduke49 wrote:Looking closer, that bass neck does not appear to be long enough to be a "neck through" for a 4003, and RIC hasn't made a set-neck bass since the end of the 4000/4001S series in the early '80s. They're up to something, but it is likely an experimental. I want it just the same!
Ah, good point. Yep. I wonder why a 381 bass would have a 4000 series headstock though; I would think it would have a headstock to match the 381 guitar. The 480/81 guitar had a headstock to match the 4000 series basses, so why not vice versa-unless it's a matter of the way the templates are set up to cut bass necks. :)
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It's all in good fun--leave a few random oddball parts sitting next to some production bodies in various states of deshabille, and watch the jaws drop and tongues wag... :wink:
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You say that like we don't enjoy playing the game.... :D
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bassduke49 wrote:Looking closer, that bass neck does not appear to be long enough to be a "neck through" for a 4003
I think that is just a perspective thing, Paul, the body section does look long enough keeping the foreshortening in mind.
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s4001 wrote:You say that like we don't enjoy playing the game.... :D
Players enjoy themselves, and so do watchers.

It's like Vegas... :D

What happens in the factory, (usually) stays in the factory. Then there's times like these...
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s4001 wrote:Image
:shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

What, oh what, do we have here?
Weller & Foxton reunion tour matching models :P
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eric_b wrote:How about the 4381 Joey Vasco Limited Edition? Has a nice "ring" to it huh? :twisted:
Oh yeah!! I do like the sound of that!! :mrgreen: :wink:
The JETGLO finish name should be officially changed to JETGLO ROCKS! :-)
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