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Ebay's done it again!!

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Yellow said:
There's a lot of distance between $170 and $10K!

Actually, looking at it, I believe that could be a 60s bass. I was, more or less, there at the time. Like an Eko or Framus or something.


more or less... that's great.. . :D

i've seen some funky things too, but the photo of closeup of the tuners themselves looks more like an early 80's design.. i could be WAAAAAAAY off however. :hiding:
 
If that isn't from the 80's, I'll eat my hat!
The color, features, style are totally mid-late 80's and no one can tell me otherwise.

But hey, read ebay rules: "Caveat Emptor: Buyer beware!"

I'd totally rock that bass too! Dude, it's AMAZING!!!
 
"excellent" condition? :scowl:
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What gives me nightmares are the tapered-end strings going over the nut. In order to not buzz, you'd have to cut a new nut each time you changed string brands, since the diameter passing over the nut would vary.

It also looks like the G string is awfully close to the edge of the FB, but it could just be the picture.

The neck is black, front and back-- I wonder whether it's graphite.

I like the allen-head bolts for the neck. Another could-be-graphite indication.

I kind of like the design, for an 80s geometry bass.
 
Not only is it AMAZING, I heard from an informed scource that this is a product of the famed luther "DANA" (you know the guy who makes 10K
Westones) from one of his earlier jobs when he did all the active pre amp work on Paul McCarthys Hofners. For an extra 5K he'll come to your house and set it up!!!
 

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