coastie72
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Doe's anyone know the total number of 25th Anniversary basses, all models, produced. Just curious. 
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Manfloozy
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It wasn't released yet, and from the responses to previous inquiries it may very well not be. EBMM doesn't make a practice of releasing production numbers. The Dargie 1's were an exception.
Smallmouth_Bass
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And the 30th Stingrays were an exception too.
Manfloozy
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So maybe there is a glimmer of hope!
Big Poppa
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There is no hope...they are all special
2ndBassGuitar
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I bet there is hope. Sorry BP.. Who has the highest serial number? Mine is B25004, but I know there a lot more than 4 made.
But I guess this scientific method won't break the numbers into the different pickup configurations.
Manfloozy
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I bet there is hope. Sorry BP.. Who has the highest serial number? Mine is B25004, but I know there a lot more than 4 made.
But I guess this scientific method won't break the numbers into the different pickup configurations.
There were 25 of the BFR 25ths with the B25 serials. That we know. This doesn't help with the others though.
BP is right though, each is unique, and they all are special, just like us
coastie72
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I agree BP, They are all special. No two exactly the same, I love mine that's for certain. I didn't know your policy on production numbers. It would just kind of cool to know. However I feel I am blessed to own one.
MadMatt
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I agree BP, They are all special. No two exactly the same, I love mine that's for certain. I didn't know your policy on production numbers. It would just kind of cool to know. However I feel I am blessed to own one.
Yea, been there, seen it, done it
I asked the same question not too long ago and got the same response.
This makes good business sense in my opinion. The 25th's have not been marketed as limited editions (BFR Excluded), only as anniversary editions. I would expect BP's crew to turn out as many as the dealers will buy, no more and no less.
As long as I have one and it sounds as good as it does then I guess the number made really does not matter.
My mind has turned to other things like... do I really need an Rh450... What gage string would I need on a Big Al Single H 4 banger tuned to BEAD... What shirt color fits best to venetian red... Can I simply go up to the third on the last 16th of my groove or must I go up to the fifth.
Oh brain please stop and let me get back to work so I can AFFORD MORE GEAR!!!
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