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bassmonkeee
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dlloyd said:Did I miss something?
Looks like a bag pic of candy red to me....Did you take it, or did you find it somewhere?
Mobay45
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Limited color only available in a Canadian music store chain. That's all I remember.
bassmonkeee said:
Found on talkbass. In this thread...
http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=260250
Larry, right you are... the poster is from Vancouver.
Yeah I've seen & tried one of those in a Long & McQuade in Toronto.
The tone of the SR4HH is what made me pull the trigger, however that colour
scheme didn't do it for me... In person, it is not so striking. It's similar to, say,
the cherryburst, but "painted" instead, and the clear pickguard... that's a
matter of taste I guess...
But yes, it was a sort of Limited Edition for L.& M.
The tone of the SR4HH is what made me pull the trigger, however that colour
scheme didn't do it for me... In person, it is not so striking. It's similar to, say,
the cherryburst, but "painted" instead, and the clear pickguard... that's a
matter of taste I guess...
But yes, it was a sort of Limited Edition for L.& M.
Big Poppa
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Kai Not Striking????? I guess Jessica Alba isnt either
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kaaikop said:
francric
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kaaikop said:
WOW!!!!!! must be lonely and isolated in that frozen trundra..................
Jack, Jessica is a red X.........................
francric
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I don't know but that bass is pretty cool looking.............
58super
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I feel the same way. I'd prefer the centre part of the burst to be transparent and no pick guard instead of clear.
But then again I didn't order them and tastes vary.
But the SR's are far and away better than the other L&M anniversary products from other manufacturers. (Here's a hint, if its a special issue don't stick the name plate on crooked like a certain amp manufacturer did.)
Of course sparkles would elevate them to a Jessica Alba level.
But then again I didn't order them and tastes vary.
But the SR's are far and away better than the other L&M anniversary products from other manufacturers. (Here's a hint, if its a special issue don't stick the name plate on crooked like a certain amp manufacturer did.)
Of course sparkles would elevate them to a Jessica Alba level.
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oddjob
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No, no, no... natural finishkaaikop said:
roballanson
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Who is this Jessica Alba?
Musicman Nut
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Big Poppa said:
If it looks like that Purple in the picture I'd buy 10 of those like right now.DJ
58super
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roballanson said:
She's worth a google search.
Musicman Nut
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58super said:She's worth a google search.
To All My Canadian friends, Been a Long and McQuade fan for years, Spending most my childhood in the Toronto area born in London Ontario, Rode the subway to reheasal over by the old 12th Fret shop, shared the train a few times with Geddy Lee for Rush rehearsed at the same rehearsal hall, back when he rode subways early 70's.
Bought my first Stingray a Sunburst one Nov 1976 for $429.00 with Case from the Bloor
Street Store.
Fuzzy Dustmite
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Musicman Nut said:
From what I remember, I don't think there were many more than that made. I'll try to find the thread that discusses it...
...Found it. They only made 50
Beth said:
from this thread...
http://www.ernieball.com/forums/showthread.php?t=13402
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