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Yoink! Thanks for that hi-res, Bert! Love the '72 (I'm guessing) Mapleglo and the Azureglo to the right of it. I'm always a sucker for the CB binding and nicey-nice inlays. I'm curious about the other blue bass with black trim & hardware. That's not another Midnight Blue, but what kind of blue is that? I've got to give props to that gorgeous 4005, too. Is that an Amberglo finish?

I notice that you put some thought into how you arranged these pics, too. You formed a 'W' with all the blue basses, put the Maplegos on the left and the Jetglos on the right and planted the 4005 in the middle. Nice layout.
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A lefty Carl Wilson! That must be rare...
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walker wrote:A lefty Carl Wilson! That must be rare...
John Hall stated over on the Rickenbacker.com forum that seven left-handed CWs were produced; three 360 CW LH and four 360/12 CW LH.
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berth wrote:
Wildberry wrote:Bert, only basses left?
I forgot the 650D.
Ah, I'm relieved to hear that :D

Bert, what's your fav out of your basses?
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walker wrote:Yoink! Thanks for that hi-res, Bert! Love the '72 (I'm guessing) Mapleglo and the Azureglo to the right of it. I'm always a sucker for the CB binding and nicey-nice inlays. I'm curious about the other blue bass with black trim & hardware. That's not another Midnight Blue, but what kind of blue is that? I've got to give props to that gorgeous 4005, too. Is that an Amberglo finish?
Both old 4001's are '73. The MG from January, the AZG is from may. One of them has to go someday as they are comparable. The blue/purplish 4003 FL is MID. I bought it as a Fretless companion to the other 4004 MID/BT, but it turned out a totally different color. The bass has finish and trussrods issues and will eventually be rebuilt into something else. Maybe a (fretted) Shadow alike bass with dark blue instead of black. Maybe a 5 string with a different neck. Maybe ............... whatever is on my mind when I bring it to a luthier. The 4005 is WAL. (there is a lot of info in my signature by the way. ;-))
I notice that you put some thought into how you arranged these pics, too. You formed a 'W' with all the blue basses, put the Maplegos on the left and the Jetglos on the right and planted the 4005 in the middle. Nice layout.
Too much credit Mark. This is the 2011 picture minus the 2030 MID and the 3000 MG and plus both 4004's now taking their space. ;-) I did give the layout some thought though. If memory serves me right I wanted the 4001 AZG and the 4005 in the middle and worked from there.
68 4001|73 4001 MG|75 4000 MG|81 4001S AZG|86 4003 MID/BT|86 4003 Shadow|88 4003s Blackstar|89 4003 Grey/BT FL|93 4004 Ci|96 4003S/8 FG|98 4003S/5 JG|05 650D|05 4004Cii/5 TG|08 660/12 JG|18 4003S/5 MID|19 4003S/5 WAL ||TR35B|RB 30||
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Wildberry wrote: Bert, what's your fav out of your basses?
berth wrote:
admin wrote:Bert: Are you able to pick a favorite from your collection?

The 4003 MID/BT used to be my favorite, but I only take the 5 string with me to band practice these days. Besided the low B the added advantages of the 4004 like no binding (even less than the 4001S) and being able to mute a lot easier are very welcome also.
68 4001|73 4001 MG|75 4000 MG|81 4001S AZG|86 4003 MID/BT|86 4003 Shadow|88 4003s Blackstar|89 4003 Grey/BT FL|93 4004 Ci|96 4003S/8 FG|98 4003S/5 JG|05 650D|05 4004Cii/5 TG|08 660/12 JG|18 4003S/5 MID|19 4003S/5 WAL ||TR35B|RB 30||
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Bert, do you have them all out to see, or do they live in their cases, or some combination thereof?
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kiramdear wrote:Bert, do you have them all out to see, or do they live in their cases, or some combination thereof?
At this moment we are moving the master bedroom to the music room at the loft and vica versa. Most of them are in their cases now. But usually they are all out to see and play. 4 of my basses are on dis-play on wallhangers in the living room. (At this moment 2 of them are Rickenbacker.)
68 4001|73 4001 MG|75 4000 MG|81 4001S AZG|86 4003 MID/BT|86 4003 Shadow|88 4003s Blackstar|89 4003 Grey/BT FL|93 4004 Ci|96 4003S/8 FG|98 4003S/5 JG|05 650D|05 4004Cii/5 TG|08 660/12 JG|18 4003S/5 MID|19 4003S/5 WAL ||TR35B|RB 30||
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There's a ton of nice instruments on here!

Here are my two:

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Sweet axen, Kev! Love the grain on that '93!
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And that FG finish is just beyond beautiful,Kevin.
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walker wrote:Sweet axen, Kev! Love the grain on that '93!
I did too. :lol:
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walker wrote:Sweet axen, Kev! Love the grain on that '93!
It's a special one!

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[sniff] [sniff] :cry:

That's okay, Kev....

I couldn't get pics of the grain and figuring to turn out like that. Nice.
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Aaah! That's the bass you're playing in our avatar, isn't it, John... quite clearly you're over it! :wink:
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