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Will sell outright 3200 Buyer arrange freight or pick up. Rest assured that this item passes our quality checks for optimal playability and performance. Swap 1997 Rickenbacker 4003 left handed fireglo bass near mint with case for good condition Gibson EB-0 or EB3 (must be 2 pick up modrl) left handed cherry bass guitar and case. Today we lookįorward to finding your next guitar! Complimentary with Purchase Free Performance Checkup All guitars and basses are thoroughly inspected upon arrival, and again before shipping, by our professional technicians. Sold guitars for Steve Miller, held performances by major artists like Steve Vai, built thousands of customer relationships, and helped countless enthusiasts find just the right instrument. But we suggest it's worth the effort, because it is such a great- sounding bass, and one that retains the Rickenbacker heritage in every way.Since 1994 The Music Zoo has been a trusted source for musicians around the world.

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This is a great bass to play: comfortable, smooth and all with a sumptuous neck and fretboard, plus a fabulous sound that's clanky in all the right places. So, as far as great sounds are concerned, there are absolutely no complaints here - suffice to say, the Cheyenne II doesn't disappoint at all. It does sound clean, smooth and sonically sumptuous if you wish, but if you really dig in with aggression, this will bark and spit like an angry Rottweiler, and it's this dual personality that we really love. In fact, it's exceptionally good here, and much easier to attain than on the classic models, where pickup blending was hampered by the big difference in output levels from the two pickups. Far more importantly, as far as most players are concerned, is that the setup on this review model is rather keen, with the strings set very low to fretboard - an important element in producing that legendary 'clanky' sound.

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