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Colin
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they haven't copied the 4+2 design
strummer
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Colin dear, it's a 5 sting bass, why would they want that to be a 4+2 design?
@Ritichie, it says:
- BASS GUITARS -
Licensed Copies -
on their web page, showing MM and Fender lookalikes, so maybe they are? Dunno
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mynan
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I don't think the 4+1 headstock is copyrighted. Also, they don't distribute to North America.
Colin
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my humour has been totally missed here...
strummer
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MrMusashi
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and here i was.. hoping id never see another eko guitar again!
i absolutely hate the old 60/70'ies models.. they are of &%#¤ing bad quality and impossible to find parts for!!!!
MrM
i absolutely hate the old 60/70'ies models.. they are of &%#¤ing bad quality and impossible to find parts for!!!!
MrM
RitchieDarling
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Ah, just thought I would throw it out there.
The basses they had at NAMM were actually kind of nice. This one was not among them.
R
The basses they had at NAMM were actually kind of nice. This one was not among them.
R
Duarte
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wow, some of those guitars are odd looking.
hey...psss....
the only italian thing remaining in these new Eko models is the name "Eko"
chinese stuff, no more no less.
and yes...bad quality stuff in the 60's (but this is another story...)...
people still buy them because of Les Claypool
if you want more cheap italian stuff:
Welcome to Fetishguitars.com
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MrMusashi
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the link is completely harmless
there is actually good info on obscure european vintage guitars there.
MrM
there is actually good info on obscure european vintage guitars there.
MrM
