Oldie but goodie
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Oldie but goodie
This may have been posted before but it's
always worth a second or third listen/look.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=eDWPJ604bW0
Chris Brubeck and his '68 FL.
Bill
always worth a second or third listen/look.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=eDWPJ604bW0
Chris Brubeck and his '68 FL.
Bill
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It's not a faker at all, Mr Hall has verified this one himself. It also has a bound headstock and is a 21 position fretboard. It has a twin that was discussed here a few years back. That one had been fretted sometime after it left the factory but was, other than that, identical to Brubecks. Both these basses were made around 1970 when the factory was obviously trying out the idea of the skunk stripe and predate the full introduction of the thinner stripe by at least a year(dec 71).
Hi Gerry. I just bought a March 72 4001 (SN starts with LC) that does not have a skunk stripe. Are you sure that Rickenbacker started putting the skunk stripe in ("the full introduction of the tinner stripe") in Dec 1971? I thought it did not go in until way later in 1972 or maybe early 1973 at the latest, depending on stock being exhausted of precut glued-up neck/head stock. I know too that my original March 1971 KC 012 4001 defintely did not have a skunk stripe. But this March 72 does not have one either.
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