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Both very nice! (with a little more love for the natural)

[quote name='Rick's Fine '52' timestamp='1410775961' post='2552870']
Just snagged a nice blonde piggyback bassman, after much searching, so thought i'd get some of my combo's out in the fresh air for a pic:

'52 Precision with '52 TV Bassman, '58 Precision with '59 Bassman, '61 Jazz, with '63 Bassman


[/quote]very nice!

nice!

[quote name='danhkr' post='1375569' date='Sep 16 2011, 03:22 PM']Blame Fender UK/Europe for the prices. Dealers would be literally paying the customer to take fender product away if they were doing it any cheaper.[/quote]
Some tips on a US retailer who's willing to ship to Europe? Won't the price be the same shippingcost, taxes etc included?

Sleepless nights over this one, have a bump

[quote name='Jebo1' post='1056432' date='Dec 12 2010, 09:08 PM']And the bridge isn't original either.

A 66 bridge would have had the pre=CBS style multi-ferruled bridge.[/quote]
Multi ferruled bridge?

Nevertheless, price seems fair, not? For not completly-original?

Those are all very good answers! Now it seems obvious! Tnx to everyone

What's the story about a -i presume it is not a fake- neck without the skunkstripe, without the brown spot and no bullet trusrod?

Hi Guys,
I have a question related to de neck of fender basses... Can someone tell me if there is somekind of evolution in the construction of fender necks? A few days ago it occured to me that some fender basses (during the 70's) do not have that darker line on the back of the neck, nore the darkbrown spot on the headstock. Was this common for some production years or...? I already posted the same question on the vintage guitar forum but it seems nobody there has an answer... (are the question is stupid? )
I would like to know this cause my eye felt on a "75" Pbass but it feels tricky...

Still no price? Not even an idea?