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Name That Bass

Here are some old photos, it's interesting that not all of these are Fender basses. Can you name that bass? (some of these are hard).
Bass #1
Suzi Quatro 1975 Odense DK.jpg


Bass#2
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Bass #3
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Bass#4
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Bass#5
Elkhart IN. The Gremlins.Bruce Coleman on bass.jpg


Bass #6
Candy Boys Odense Hjallese Fyn. DK 1968.jpg


Bass #7
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OK, you guys nailed all but the precision look alike.
It is a VOX Symphonic bass made in England. Like this one I bought some time ago. The bass player in the Dave Clark 5, Rick Huxley, used one for a time. It was a Fender copy since Fenders could not be imported into England in the early 60's. I was surprised to find that photo of one being actually used. For a short while it was named The Sting Ray in the VOX catalog before changing the name to the Symphonic bass.

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