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Basses you would like to see reissued
- Thread starter TheGrizz
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I'm just wondering if you mean the Corvette 72' stingray?
I was under the impression that due to the non-compete clause that Leo couldn't even build musical products until 1975. As I understand it, they didn't start building the Stingray bass until 1976.
I could be wrong...If someone knows for sure, please correct me.
On topic...a reissue of the Guild B-301 and B-302 basses would be nice.
well I dont have a bass that I would like to see but I would love to see the trace elliot bring back the brite box I really want 1
Rickett Customs
Commercial User
A piece right out of the 1990 Ibanez catalog. I have the exact same pickups and electronics in my SDGR.
I always thought these were Awesome!.
In 1992 They had a Bubinga/Wenge Neck.By '93 they were done, I still kick myself for not getting one though.
And the "Road bass".
Now tell me Greg Christian didn't look anorexic in that picture
I always thought these were Awesome!.
In 1992 They had a Bubinga/Wenge Neck.By '93 they were done, I still kick myself for not getting one though.
And the "Road bass".
Now tell me Greg Christian didn't look anorexic in that picture
Les Paul Recording/Triumph
Gibson EB-2
Rickenbacker 4005
Musicman Sabre
Musicman Cutlass
G&L's with mahogany bodies
Hagstrom 8-stringer
Just off the top of my head. There are so many more.
Gibson EB-2
Rickenbacker 4005
Musicman Sabre
Musicman Cutlass
G&L's with mahogany bodies
Hagstrom 8-stringer
Just off the top of my head. There are so many more.
70's Jazz Bass with bound neck. None of that three-bolt neck crap Fender is selling right now.
I would love to get another one of these to replace this one, which sadly departed this Earth in the early 80's....
Framus Nashville Deluxe bass.
The best bass I ever played.
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Framus Nashville Deluxe bass.
The best bass I ever played.
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The 'Slab' Precision bass, issued in very small numbers in the 60's.Has to be Butterscotch,Maple fingerboard,black pickguard,and that beautiful 'C' neck.Thats all I'd want.
Benjamin Strange
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A plain, simple fretless P bass. Wouldn´t mind a 70s RI in natural. And please - no bridge PU. 
Oh, and those early Spectors with the P-style PU were kind of cool as well...
Oh, and those early Spectors with the P-style PU were kind of cool as well...
+1 on the
Gibson RD w/moog
Gibson/epi explorer
Ibanez roadbass
how bout a charvel surfcaster
and a schecter hellraiser avenger series bass i think they were called A-1's
Gibson RD w/moog
Gibson/epi explorer
Ibanez roadbass
how bout a charvel surfcaster
and a schecter hellraiser avenger series bass i think they were called A-1's
+100 on the grabber and +1000 on the gibson triumph
I'd love to see the gibson ripper come back, not like the epiphone "reissue" that they had for a while but an actual gibson. epiphone would be fine if the specs matched the original though.
I also wouldn't mind seeing the t-40 come back
I'd love to see the gibson ripper come back, not like the epiphone "reissue" that they had for a while but an actual gibson. epiphone would be fine if the specs matched the original though.
I also wouldn't mind seeing the t-40 come back
