4001S or modded 4000?

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Happyface
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Re: 4001S or modded 4000?

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As Mr. Teeder indicated, you can reset the neck. Good for people like me who are crazy about adjusting down the action.
Currently: Tuxedo, 1972 4000

Past holdings: 1968 4005, Blackstar, 3000, CS, Alembric, Tuxedo, 360-12, Blackstar, 360-12, 1982 4003, Shadow, 4003 SnowGlow, CS in that order.
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Re: 4001S or modded 4000?

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lumgimfong wrote: ↑Tue Sep 19, 2023 9:12 am What's the benefit to a bolt on for a Ric?
This one that I had a few years ago was amazing sounding. :D
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Re: 4001S or modded 4000?

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I've read many people comment about the set-necks being punchier sounding. IIRC.
Not a bad thing in a bass.
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Re: 4001S or modded 4000?

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So where can one get a replacement neck for a 4000?
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Re: 4001S or modded 4000?

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You would have to have one built.
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