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hillbilly deluxe

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  1. [quote name='The Bass Doc' post='945597' date='Sep 4 2010, 06:50 PM']Posted a few times before - 1963 Precision - goes out to play most weekends. Why leave it home? It's not like it's going to get a slight ding which would affect it's value.

    I rather like the fact that most 'collector' types lose interest when noticing the extra pickup - It's not for sale anyway.

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    You really need to get pics of that bass up on here H.

  2. I have a gold sparkle one,the hardware is all Wilkinson gear,it plays great,nice Jazz size neck,and sounded good as standard.One of the 4 pickups on mine died,i eventually ( it took a while ) got to speak to Trevor Wilkinson,and he said that if i sent it to him,he would check it out and replace the pickup F.O C.The customer service,once i found out who the new importer was,was good.But i was too impatient,and am busy fitting Wilkinson Soapbar & Precision pickups to it,for no other reason than i fancy doing it.

  3. Original and iconic,which Fender P & J basses are will always hold there value better than copies,no matter how refined the copies are.If these companies that make these high end "copies" are so good/inovative,why can't they come up with an original idea,without it looking like a P or a J bass ?
    Just look at almost anything American from the 50's - early 60's,cars,bikes.............etc

    For example,

    57 Chevy or Vauxhall Cresta ?
    60's Fender or 60's Burns ?
    Harley Panhead or Sunbeam ?
    Levi's originals or Staypressed ?
    I know which i'd rather have.

  4. Not bass related,but still really awful

    I learned (over 30 years ago) that you can not make a Fender Thinline Telecaster into a double cutaway,because they are hollow.My dad was well and truly annoyed at the fact,that i had ruined my birthday present,a late 60's single coil model.

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