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I think these are the budget Bacchus range.

Those late '80s/early '90s ones are, imo, the best of the bunch.

I never saw the point of Mickey Finn. Then or now.

I'm loving the front cover of the latest edition.....

Never seen that finish before. Wal Pro

Thanks.

Anyone got one/tried one? I see it's got a Varitone selector but I'd guess it's not like the '60s EB3s?

I think it is indeed the combo. That must have been a brute to lug up and down stairs.

I get them on Gumtree, too. It's fun to play with them for a while.

Aye, and they have an old, tranny HH 2 x 12" combo for almost £700. There's one for sale up my way for the more realistic £120.

Random search on old Jazzes brought up this. Never heard of this outlet. That name, though, reminds me of an unpleasant bunch from the past.

I remember this name from a round twenty years back. Nice looking Alembic-style bass. Anyone try one?

Thanks for that.

Ahem..... Strat Bass

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In the early days of online shopping there was a London store that did Pro-Audio/Keys that was bad for that. They'd have stuff at ridic deals and you'd call them up, they'd take your coin, and then try source it. For the life of me I can't recall the name!! Addition: and that shop, too, worked on commission only. Or a very low basic + commission.

I was following a thread on TB about an EB-3 restoration and someone posted a link to restoration of a shattered NR T-bird. Absolutely magical!

Someone's looked at the BOD and taken a screwdriver and a craft-knife to it. Here's my MJT. Look at the ageing that's been done on this body, compared to that mess in OP.

Hat eaten. Still, fkn disgrace.

Totally. I'd wager that wasn't done at Fender.

The mess on the back of that neck. I have a Jaco clone made with an MJT body and it's very well done. Not like that thing up there.

These must have been domestic market only; I've never seen them, ever, until now. Big questions: are those humbuckers really humbuckers? 😉

No explanation? Must have been a NPB.

Check this out. He's playing a red one here