Geddy's Red Jazz?

I've seen it. It was without a p/g. I was trying to find old pictures from Bass Frontiers mag. They had a pic of him with it, but I'm having troulble finding it.

 

Here's the pic from Bassics mag.

 

I dunno Nino, that neck looks absolutely great on the model T, plus we've talked about the problems of having a body or a neck lying around, it just leads to more spending and more warmoth projects.

P.S.- Go for it man, it looks like an awsome combo.

 

I think the black one w/tort guard was tuned to drop D.. he played it on "Driven."

 

who are these guitars made by?

 

Fender Custom shop ($$$$$$$$)

 

I think so, but I'm not 100% certain. (Can you believe those shows were almost a year ago?!?) At Philips Arena, I was in the club level and when Geddy walked all the way to the edge of the stage on his side, I could see the flame top on that bass in pretty amazing detail!

 

I wonder how they sound.

How much do you say the custom shop would charge him to do that?

 

that's not too bad. kinda wonder about why you don't hear more about them?

 

IIRC, when Rush played here in Vancouver, I only saw three basses, however, I did see a rack off to the side of the stage with four in it at any given time... plus the one he's playing, and that explains the tourbook's figure of his ol' standard, and 4 new Customs.

He played the '72 for the vast majority of the concert. Any DADG stuff was the black one with the tortoise-shell pickguard. DGCF stuff (2112 - guess he can't shriek as high anymore?) was the red one. Very pretty from the sixth row. I want one!

--jeff

 

I believe you are correct on that my friend