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Omg!!! I love this bass.
- Thread starter magic8161
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Maybe they'll make 100, but I think they'll sell maybe 36 of 'em if they're lucky.
I don't know. Fender had a hit with the 60's midnight precision and they made 400 hundred of them and they sold out pretty quick.
My older brother had a shirt like that in the 70s. Actually, everybody's older brother had one in the 70s. 
Whaddaya mean, the seventies?...My older brother had a shirt like that in the 70s. Actually, everybody's older brother had one in the 70s.
Fender Japan always comes up with some pretty cool stuff.
For example:
If Fender USA did them in small numbers, I think they'd sell out immediately.
For example:
- The Walnut colored Jazz Bass
- The Semi-Hollow Jazz Bass
- The Heritage Series P and J which are truly accurate to their vintage counterparts (including 7.5 radius)
- Paisley Telecaster Bass (both blue and pink)
- Etc.
If Fender USA did them in small numbers, I think they'd sell out immediately.
Or a jute rug, a spool table and a lava lamp.
Shouldn’t matter. If it’s popular and Harley-Benton gets wind of it there soon will be as many as anybody wants for around 150 bucks and ripe for modding.
A painted body is a painted body.
Maybe they'll make 100, but I think they'll sell maybe 36 of 'em if they're lucky.
Seriously? I’d wager they’ll be gone less than a few hours tops after they become available. Deliberately kept “rare” finishes are a thing flippers and price jacking “rare guitars” dealers live for.
