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my new nemesis 320 4x10 combo reads "designed and engineered by Eden electronics USA ,Assembled in china under stringent quality standards" hope your problem is not generic with the nemesis,mine is going to get flogged by the "metal monster" son with a Mesiah 4x10(1000watt@8) extension and a...

my metal monster son & I are in the same boat we're looking at the Hartke but our local billy hyde's too dear Guitarworld on the gold coast has the best prices so far

I haven't seen a Darkstar[yet] but the p/up pictured is a Jackson humbucker,with "old" strings it's all wood and wire,very piano in tone .Studio engineers have allways hated her with new strings,cut your head off tops,a touch too bright.the gibson p/up wasn't working and has long been lost.both...

well thank you sir,I think.

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hope these shockers help a bit,I do have much better ones,I just need to make them smaller first

lucky bugger

Hey thanks heaps,you blokes.I really do appreciate all this new info and I will post some good pics of the old girl in the next day or so.talkbass rocks!!

don't know if she was humbucker or single coil,when I got her ,around 1990,she had a gibson PAF six string pickup fitted,in a rather rough butchered p/up recess.the neck plate serial no.is 285855 so '68-'70. I got the bass off the second owner,he was a band mate of the first owner and was with...

As you can see, it's not green ink, it doesn't look like it's rubbed off and that's all we can find. Anyone got any ideas? Oh and sorry for the huge sized pics.

There appears to be more numbers underneath but they're cut off and indistinguishable, sort of like they were the next numbers on a stamp roller, but no more numbers on either side of the 39034.

After taking the neck off of my late 60's Fender Tele bass, I've noticed that instead of a date stamp, there appears to be a serial number stamped on underneath a pencil mark in the shape of a circle. The serial number is 39034. Every bass of this era that I've seen has a date stamp and I'm not...