The earlier bolt on ones had less severe horns because the body was longer to support the neck joint. The neck-throughs horns seem longer because they cut the body all the way to the end of the fretboard
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Wow, that's the nicest grain I've ever seen on a GSR!I have an '09 GSR200, which i have rather predictably named Izzy. She's my first and at the moment only bass, so i'm in yeah?
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Can anyone tell what year this is from?
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It's posted as an SR305 and it has soapbar humbuckers but it only has 3 knobs...
As I said before, that isn't my bass. That's just a picture of a used bass at a Guitar Center that I found on their "used gear" page. I wanted to see if anyone could tell what "era" it was from based on the pic.Look on the back of your headstock. Usually the first two numbers on the serial are the year it was made.
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So can anyone share any insight or info on my SR2000? Still unable to find ANYTHING about them
I've never seen one before, especially w/ 18v and the HB bridge.