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The official "Show your basses" thread part 19!

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Very nice. It was somewhere in 1972 when Rickenbacker stopped making the 4000's with the neck through. I've talked to a couple of guys who worked there at the time (in another forum) and they didn't know why that decision was made. The 4001S basses made in that time period were also set-neck models.
I’m glad they did! I’ve played and owned bunches of Rick basses over the years,and the set neck ones have their own special thing.
 
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It is! It's my Apostate body style. It has passive EMG humbuckers, passive controls, 34" scale, and .041-.136 Kalium strings, spaced 19mm at the bridge. The body is Peruvian walnut and Honduran mahogany, and the neck is a 5 piece Hard maple and Peruvian walnut lamination with an Indian rosewood fingerboard.

I really like that body shape!
Any links to the build threads?
 

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