Chicago Music Exchange | 2 years ago
Known for super-slick playability and a punchy tone that helps any bassist their proper place in any mix, these Rickenbacker 4001 models from 1971 and 1975 in Burgundyglo may each have their own unique aesthetic appointments, respectively—e.g., the checkerboard binding; or the “toaster” single-coil neck pickup in the earlier model—but, both of these vintage Rickenbacker classics from the 1970s deliver some of the most distinct and beloved bass sounds of all time!
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