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Title: Vintage original Fender basses, 4001, and James Tyler 4-string FS
Post by: KR on July 18, 2024, 01:32:01 PM
I'm slowly sliding into retirement and thinking about offering some of my collection, which includes all-original basses: 1966 Jazz Bass, 1966 Precision Bass, 1977 4001 Jetglo, and my custom James Tyler 4-string for sale. I will consider great condition Alembic medium scale 4 strings for trade. If seriously interested I can send some pics to you. Thanks, Keith
Title: Re: Vintage original Fender basses, 4001, and James Tyler 4-string FS
Post by: pauldo on July 18, 2024, 02:24:07 PM
Are you near the upper Midwest?

Paul
Title: Re: Vintage original Fender basses, 4001, and James Tyler 4-string FS
Post by: KR on July 18, 2024, 02:27:03 PM
Paul, I'm in LA.
Title: Re: Vintage original Fender basses, 4001, and James Tyler 4-string FS
Post by: edwardofhuncote on July 18, 2024, 03:46:25 PM
Sorta' makes me wish I weren't at the same place in life... 😊
Title: Re: Vintage original Fender basses, 4001, and James Tyler 4-string FS
Post by: KR on July 18, 2024, 04:04:32 PM
Greg, I'm still working, but keeping it easier and close to home. Not retiring from my Alembics and practice. There will be a lot of luthier work and some pickin' in your retirement, I bet.
Title: Re: Vintage original Fender basses, 4001, and James Tyler 4-string FS
Post by: edwardofhuncote on July 18, 2024, 05:08:21 PM
Oh yeah, I'm not really retired either  :) ... just done with public service. At least the full-time job of it. I never have imagined myself as someone who just stopped working. I have to be doing something...


After I've been gone long enough that I have been effectively replaced,  I may return to teach and mentor,  troubleshoot. That kind of thing. Just no more 50-60 hour weeks and standby duty. No more being the only guy with a phone.


That said, if 1284 goes up for sale... well... I may have to rehome another one or two.