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Basses you would like to see reissued
- Thread starter TheGrizz
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- Dec 8, 2000
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- Endorsing Artist: Warwick Bass and Amp
The only one I would love to see would be the entire line of Washburns made in the late 70's and very early 80's! The Wing series - Vulture, Vulture II
Are you referring to the original Telecaster basses? They were what the 51 reissue is now. Great bass.
Check out this thread:
http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=414944
You go from one thread with everyone bashing Gibson, to one where everyone wants SOMETHING reissued from them????
Who? Me?You go from one thread with everyone bashing Gibson, to one where everyone wants SOMETHING reissued from them????
Perhaps many of us feel that Gibson's best basses are no longer in production, and what is in production really isn't that great. My feelings anyway. They had some awesome basses over the years, what's out there now is really just sort of average.
Oh Hell Yeah! Though I would be worried that they would do a BXP version and ruin the magic of that bass.
Ric 4005.
Wal? Wals have been temporarily out of production and should be coming back in the near future. Unless you are talking about re-issuing some the older Wal "Pro" bass models.
Wal? Wals have been temporarily out of production and should be coming back in the near future. Unless you are talking about re-issuing some the older Wal "Pro" bass models.
Fender American Deluxe P-Bass V
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Rickenbacker 4001v63
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Rickenbacker 4003/S8
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Gibson Les Paul Triumph Bass
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Gibson G3
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Rickenbacker 4001v63
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Rickenbacker 4003/S8
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Gibson Les Paul Triumph Bass
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Gibson G3
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Original Steinbergers
O'Hagan basses
Real Tobias basses
Linc Luthier basses
Any p bass or jazz with the early 70's one piece maple necks...using top quality hard maple, not the cheapo twisting stock most MIM's get.
O'Hagan basses
Real Tobias basses
Linc Luthier basses
Any p bass or jazz with the early 70's one piece maple necks...using top quality hard maple, not the cheapo twisting stock most MIM's get.
- Feb 24, 2004
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- Endorsing Artist: Phantom Guitars, Eastwood Guitars
The Ibanez Musician neck-thru fretless, better yet reissue it as a 5-string
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A reissue of the Ibanez Musician would be interesting, MIJ of course. T-40 that isn't near as heavy would be sweet, MIA.
lowsound
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Gibson EB-1 with the original "Open" style headstock and a single Dark Star pickup in the original position.
I'll take 2 please, 1 fretted, one unlined unfretted
I'll take 2 please, 1 fretted, one unlined unfretted
A more affordable AV version of the 64 Jazz bass (three knob configuration), with a good assortment of 60s Fender custom colors like firemist gold and sea foam green).
