great score, glad it's been working for you. I have been tempted to trek into another local pawnshop that has a T20 with hsc...you have possibly seen it on CL. but the price was a little high, though I am tempted to go in and make an offer....
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I don't need it, but dang it's cool!
- Thread starter Dr. Cheese
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You might as well, the worst they can do is say no. I will always regret not picking up a fretless T-40 I saw at Elderley Music in Lansing, Michigan around 1990. It was a mwah machine!
1995 started with 0770xxxx
The first four numbers will determine the year of manufacture.
Thanks, in that case, I have no idea when it was except it was the late Eighties or Early Nineties!
Give the first four digits of the serial number and I will tell you the year.Thanks, in that case, I have no idea when it was except it was the late Eighties or Early Nineties!
I'm too anal to leave the pickguard like that! I know, it's my issue!
I own new, shiny basses that I try to keep new and shiny. I just don't mind an old, beat up bass looking old and beat up.
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I've got an 0827xxxx Fury that is 1998.
Yours will also be 1998.
Interesting, I thought this bass at least five years older than that. Its previous owner(s) must have been rough customers!
I put the Chrome on this evening. I this is the first pair of new flats that I have put on a bass since 1980 or 1981. They sound great. I may make a video of them in a few days.
