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rodney72a

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  1. Late 80s, early 90s - great period for EBMM basses!
  2. Thanks. Much appreciated. A bit too heavy for me, I'm afraid.
  3. The web? They all vary... Could you weigh it?
  4. Nice... Is this 1 7/8'' or 1 3/4'' at the nut?
  5. 34" or 35" scale? What's the weight?
  6. What's the weight? Serial number?
  7. Weight?
  8. rodney72a

    SOLD

    Do you have an exact weight?
  9. Still seems to be there.
  10. It also looks like there's no serial number on the neck plate - or is that just the photo? If the Shoreline Gold finish is original though, that would be very rare.
  11. Anybody got any info on originality? Decal isn't right for a '62.
  12. What 81 Stingray? Can't see any on their site.
  13. Weight and scale length?
  14. What's the weight?
  15. 3kg? That would be around 6.6 lbs! Are you sure?
  16. What's the weight please?
  17. Just watched it on iPlayer. Stevie Wonder - what a legend. What a songbook. What a rhythm section. What a bass player. Some of the comments on here made my jaw drop.
  18. Weight?
  19. [quote name='discreet' post='802335' date='Apr 11 2010, 08:42 AM']No! If it plays like a Fender, sounds, feels and looks like a Fender, then it's either a Fender, or something that's as good as one! It's not as though they are factory-built from inferior materials and sold as something they're not - like some real Fenders![/quote] I was getting more at the fact that he builds pretty close replicas of pre-CBS Fenders. Does he fake (sorry, replicate) stuff like pot codes, neck stamps etc as well - how far does it go? I'm sure there's no deceit intended in the first place but what could potentially happen a few years down the line, once an instruments has changed owners a few times?
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