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bdgotoh

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I can't be sure from that camera angle but the pickup looks unoriginal, the pole pieces don't look long enough.

Isn't that serial number sort of high for a '76?
 

AnthonyD

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I am no Sherlock Holmes... The problem I noticed was that it was a "pre-Ernie Ball Music Man"... :D
 

todd4ta

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I sent a list of questions to the seller stating most of the issues raised in this thread (most are pretty obvious)

He told me "You are 100% wrong"
 

oddjob

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OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 2k+ for that???????????? Well then I have an all original "1950's" Bongo4HH R Red Ltd for sale - any takers??????
 

PocketGroove82

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there is one pic of the upper horn where the grain seriously looks like diarrhea re-coated in trans. white.
if only the buyer had known about this forum, he could have saved a whole bunch.
my personal favorite is the pic of the extra chip added to the electronics...
microchips really remind me of 1976!
soo original
 
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Aussie Mark

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Well spotted guys, and also, if that "white" finish was in fact original, there wouldn't be any grain visible. Methinks it's a natural with a poorly done white coat over the top. For those playing at home, this is what a pre-EB white finish should look like ......

fretlessbody.jpg
 

Musicman Nut

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