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NOBD: 1963/64 Olympic White Precision Bass

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Thanks! The guys is mostly a collector/admirer. He picked all of the basses up about 20 years for almost nothing before they skyrocketed.

Recorded a quick clip comparing my '71 and my '64. '71 goes first, '64 at 0:35. Volumes and tones open full bore, both strung with D'Addario Chromes (64's are fresh), no effects other than compression.

 
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Lublin said:
Thanks! The guys is mostly a collector/admirer. He picked all of the basses up about 20 years for almost nothing before they skyrocketed.

Recorded a quick clip comparing my '71 and my '64. '71 goes first, '64 at 0:35. Volumes and tones open full bore, both strung with D'Addario Chromes (64's are fresh), no effects other than compression.

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id be curious to hear the 64 pickup in the 71 and see how much is the bass vs the pickups. my 64 has a hot pickup wound to about 12k thats got grind like that. while i was having it repaired a while back, i put in a fender original and it was mellower like your 71.
 
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