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Roscoe Classic Owners Club
- Thread starter CrashClint
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I edited my original post, It's an absolutely fabulous instrument in every aspect. I'm more curious about the gig bag and any possible contents.
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That is the same gig bag I got with my Roscoe classic. I believe Roscoe uses TKL for their gig bags usually.
I did get a truss rod allen wrench and saddle adjusment allen wrench.
I also got paper work but was sent paperwork for the wrong bass. I got a PDF email with the Spec sheet and Spec letter. But that was the shops mishap and not Roscoe.
I'm sure Gard wii get this sorted out for you
Can we please have a few photos of the bass? Please?
Really nice. When they start making P bodies, one could have a "Pino Paladino" Roscoe Precesion. That would be killer.
That is indeed our OEM bag now, we have stopped using the older embroidered version for several reasons - primarily because this bag is just flat better.
On the tools and paperwork, they should be in the pocket over the headstock, they are placed there when we pack the bass to ship to the dealer. It is possible the dealer removed them for some reason, and they can send it to you. Failing this, contact me at the shop (336.274.8810 or [email protected]) with the serial number and I will get these items mailed to you right away.
Very nice! I have started saving for either a "PJ" or maybe by then just a basic "P" Classic.
The only thing I would want to do different is either leave the black painted area of the headstock natural (like my Classic Custom) or have that little strip match the body color. Oh, Link Removed Poo
Oh, he's never very far away. It would probably have to be a Roscoe Pino 5P for me as I just can't seem to get away from having a B string. Well, I suppose I would get used to it after a while. I do enjoy my "Real Book" jazz gigs with my G&L 4 string so who knows. Thing is I can't justify/afford 4 or 5 Roscoes and my wife won't let me sell the two beauties I already have but that's another discussion....interesting that you should say this...where's that Greg Bump fella????
I'm not saying it should have his name. I just meant that you could get a bass that looked like his that would be better made and not cost $4,000+ like the Fender Custom Shop Pino.How about a Roscoe precision regardless of the signature name on the bass.
His name what help anyone sound like him.
Cool! The one Roscoe CC P/J that I laid hands on was very well constructed with amazing tone!
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....hmm.....someone took some spy photos, it seems!
(FWIW, the 4 will be a full 1.75" nut like a classic P, the 5 will use the same neck as the J5, which will be 1.95" - and the 5 WILL be 35", because - Roscoe B, baby.
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....hmm.....someone took some spy photos, it seems!
(FWIW, the 4 will be a full 1.75" nut like a classic P, the 5 will use the same neck as the J5, which will be 1.95" - and the 5 WILL be 35", because - Roscoe B, baby.
Damn it.
