Spinal Tap - an error with their 4001
Posted: Sun Aug 09, 2009 5:29 pm
Hi guys,
I finally got to see Spinal Tap, yes I know... took me a while.
While I must admit that most of the movie wasn't that funny imho - a few parts (like the stonhenge part...) really cracked me up...
I did notice a timing error.
In the movie there is a part where they show themselves in 1967 playing a song, the bassist used a 4001.
I noticed it had a skunk stripe and I am almost sure it didn't have the pickup cover (which means it was probably not a horseshoe).
The neck pickup looked like it was 1/2 inch away and the inlays seemed to be full width.
So basically, they used an early 70's 4001 in their "67" film...
I know... sweating the details, but I couldn't resist.
I finally got to see Spinal Tap, yes I know... took me a while.
While I must admit that most of the movie wasn't that funny imho - a few parts (like the stonhenge part...) really cracked me up...
I did notice a timing error.
In the movie there is a part where they show themselves in 1967 playing a song, the bassist used a 4001.
I noticed it had a skunk stripe and I am almost sure it didn't have the pickup cover (which means it was probably not a horseshoe).
The neck pickup looked like it was 1/2 inch away and the inlays seemed to be full width.
So basically, they used an early 70's 4001 in their "67" film...
I know... sweating the details, but I couldn't resist.