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Hey all,

Had this bass come through the shop for repair/restoration and we're having a hard time identifying the specifics of it (year, value, etc..). It is a rythmline, and is made in japan. Was wondering if anyone could assist in providing some more info....

Thanks in advance...

no, like monster cable or something along those lines. or instead of a .22 use a .30 or whatever. I guess it may not matter too much being that the pots are limiters anyway, right?

Hey all-

Is there any benefit to sound/tone by using a heavier gauged wire (seems the norm may be .22 gauge?) when re-wiring picks/pots/output jack etc.?

that sh*t was hillarious....

Actually, I'm leaning torwards a teisco '69 ET-440 (Spectrum 4). see pics here:

http://www.teiscotwangers.com/solid-4.htm

Last guitar on the page...

Here goes a picture of the headstock.... Thanks for all your feedback...

yeah southpa, that is really, really close if not right on the head. Does seeing the headstock change you mind?

Any feeback is appreciated.

Guys, thanks again.

what grit sandpaper would you recommend... like a 400 grit? what about wetsanding it? worried about that satin finish around the hole.

yo racer, thanx for the nfo. At the risk of sounding like a moron, what do you mean when you say accelerator? Is there a special brand or something that I should look for?

Hey all-

New to the forum.

I just picked up an Ibanez which has a satin cherry finish. Unfortuneatly, it has a couple of signifigant dings. Does anyone have a suggestion on the best way to fill/repair this problem. I've read a few posts other places where people have said they filled the dings in with a clear epoxy of glue.

Any advice appreciated.

Thanx in advance.