Neck only shown with a project guitar (acrylic body)įirst production line fretless, bought directly from Hap Kuffner, info from owner: „Hap said that it was supposed to go to Carol Kaye but she wasn't answering calls so I intercepted it and bought it from Mandolin Brothers.“Įmbossed logo PUs, plug-in leg rest missing, defretted Wooden faceplate, probably started life as H1 Owned by Pete Briquette / Boomtown Rats probably first Steinberger in UK, “48 Sullivan St., Brooklyn N.Y. Non original body (luthier made), 2 x EMG 89 Neck sold separately on ebay, apparently never installed beforeĮmbossed logo PUs, lined fretless (first fretless bass sold), plug-in leg rest (still) owned by Tony Levin, according to Ned first sale ever from early mold, with steel reinforced neck Can be heard and seen on the live version of Digging In The Dirt, (Secret World Live).ĭifferent hardtail bridge with staggered tuners, 24 3/4" scale, PU toggle switch in front of pots, sticker logo, plug-in leg rest, faceplate front mounted Used during the recording of So and Up, and for those tours. Hardtail sticker with # on it never sold to publicĭavid Rhodes: Used on all Peter Gabriel tours of the eighties and early nineties. Hardtail, originally with EMG 58 and EMG-SG 6/60, now with DiMarzio PUs Hardtail milled bridge, reported stolen in 2006 Hardtail, missing plugin leg rest, bridge pu against bridge
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Hardtail, huge crack on back/bottom side (below bridge and further), crack at neck heel around strap button, neck pickup replaced, metal made replacement leg rest Glued cracks on the bottom (near output jack and neck), additional folding leg rest mounted over plug-in socket, no logo, faceplate attached from back Hardtail, faceplate attached from back, plug-in legrest present
This gives the player three levels of active EQ output (standard, boost and extra-boost)” Hardtail, “factory original 3-way active EQ switch. 1st 12 string prototype by NS, also listed on as GL42AWH
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