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It looks a bit like a Fender Aerodyne, with the slab body and binding, but this video is from 1984, and the Aerodyne didn't come out until 2003. That also doesn't look like a Fender logo on the headstock.

The bass player's name is Graham McGregor.

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Hmm well if he wears it any higher it'll be up his nose! Can't tell I'm afraid despite the headstock being in shot a lot. I can't read it but perhaps a fellow BC'er will recognise the shape.

P.S. The drummer mimed standing-up! What's all that about!?

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10 minutes ago, BreadBin said:

Could be a Washburn maybe?

That looks like a promising lead. I've done a little snouting around and while I can't find an exact match, I can certainly see some of their 1980s basses that have very similar features.

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Given that I think the guitarist is using a double cut Washburn (I seem to remember wanting one of those back in the day), I think the bass might be a Washburn too.

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Not a Washburn - there wasn't a P styled model in the range in 1984. Closest thing would have been one of the Force models & they're very distinctive & nothing really like this.

Don't know what the bass is but I've seen a few bound body/no scratchplate P types from that era - pretty sure Fernandes did something like that. Failing that it could be some sort of custom job. Apropos of nothing, can't read the logo but the placement looks really odd...

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On ‎14‎/‎09‎/‎2018 at 17:18, visog said:

Hmm well if he wears it any higher it'll be up his nose! 

Yep, it at may well be easier to pay at that height but it just looks pony.

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7 hours ago, timhiggins said:

Not if your Flabba   Image result for errol flabba holt

EMG456 - thanks for the clarification. Re. Flabba - I can see a new thread being born: Bassists with matching bass/hat combinations...

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Good spot! Early logo Schecter....

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Cant find a  photo of a slab bodied bound bass but they did guitars in the same style in that period.

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On 16/09/2018 at 14:01, EMG456 said:

I remember that bass so didn’t even have to look at the video.

It’s a Schecter from back in the day when they were a small US based custom shop.

Top level geeking. Good job!

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