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I inherited this beauty from my dad, and he always told me it was a special guitar. Just wondering what makes it unique? Looking for history or specifics.
I bought my DR4 new back then, and it's still in the collection. It's a very very well made bass that despite its low weight and skinny neck, has a deep and powerful acoustic resonance. The layer of composite fibre under the fretboard and over the headstock may be unique. The tone circuit is certainly unusual and can get a cool cutting tone that I can't really duplicate. That bass and a (long gone) TNT130 got me through a bunch of gigs, never let me down.
It's not played much these days, but when I break it out, it makes me smile.
Glad your father found his special, too. Play it well!
Filter electronics, and they had the 1/4" as well XLR jack for direct line out. Pickups were made by EMG.
They only made these for 3 years, so pretty hard to find.