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I always liked one of Ampegs early 70's advert slogans: "Slightly smaller than your average act of God".Very nice accompaniment to those amps
I'm in CT too- I'll have to check this place out. Seems far more interesting than the average GC around here.Hi, Steve!
Thanks for the clarification!
I grew up and live in Newtown. Bankos was THE place to go in the 60's and 70's for what seemed to be incredible prices. Kids were coming home with instruments and amps that had seemed untouchable in Danbury. It is still there, a tiny hole-in-the-wall store, with so much gear it is like a maze from the door to the back.
Very nice...do my eyes deceive me, or does it have a J width neck??
I haven't measured it but I believe it's not. I have an American Standard P 08 and the neck on it is not as thick as this one. It feels much thicker in my hands than my 08. The dimarzios sound much better than the SD Antiquities I have in my 08. There are too many bumps, nicks, spots and checking to even inventory. The finish is wore slap off were your forearm rests and the buckle rash on the back is the size of Texas.Very nice...do my eyes deceive me, or does it have a J width neck??
Happy New Years to you! You lucky dog!That looks like an awesome '70s bass. Far out. Heavy, man.