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    Awesome Youtube of these two basses

    [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1oSM1jbLJU[/embed]
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    great vid, these guys have some great comparisons

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    Yep. I'll have one of those, thanks. Über cool.

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    Gotta love Chappers and the Captain.
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    Great video!, and their other comparisons videos are great too. I was heavily swayed toward a Bass VI - but I haven't enough fingers ;-)

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    Have watched Chappers and the Captain a lot...they always do really good comparisons. They are the dudes!!

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    quality video cheers PK, these guys are always entertaining and talented players, so this is similar to your Fender 6 Bass Guy ?
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    Back in the 1970's I had a series 2 Fender VI the one with the bass strangle switch and would love another ( big kit hint here guys :-) )

    Here's a pic of it from an album cover that never made it to the shops

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    David have you got a better photo of the bass ? The image is a bit small !
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    Overlord of Music dave.king1's Avatar
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    G'day Wokka,

    I'll have to rescan that one and see if I can get it bigger, not sure how it will come out though it will probably pixelate badly.

    Here's another pic of the bass, I got it from the now long gone Elliot's Pawn Shop near Central Station in Sydney for $180 in 1969 / 70 and the previous owner had sanded the sunburst back and given it a natural finish.

    Later on I painted it black and put the white pick guard on it.



    In this pic I am playing through a 100W Dan Armstrong amp with a single 18"JBL.

    Sadly and rather stupidly I swapped it for a Telecaster Custom in about 1975, one of the biggest musical mistakes I ever made and regret it to this day

    Here's a couple of samples of this bass in action
    With the Kimberly's
    https://soundcloud.com/suthol/05-sherry-wine

    And with a heavy rock band Hydra recorded at EMI in about 1971, the bass amp was a 150W Lennard
    https://soundcloud.com/suthol/03-so-far-from-home

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