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Year  : 1976 A very rare left-handed Rickenbacker bass. No binding, dot position marks, set neck. High gain pickup. A special one that Paul fans will love. Only the nut was changed, no other parts replaced. There is a slight bend in the 4th string peg. Externally, there is buckle wear, scratches, and abrasions appropriate for the age. The neck is almost straight now, and since it is a 1970s instrument, it is not as straight as when it was new, but there is no problematic twisting or high rise. Both truss rods have been confirmed to work, but the gap between the wood and the nut is narrow and a special tool is required to turn them. About 65-70% of the frets remain. Strings used: Fender USA Flat wound 045-100. Body: MapleColor:Maple GloNeck: Rosewood on MaplePickup: OriginalBridge: OriginalTuner: OriginalFrets: 65-70%Weight: 4.30kgCase: Original Hard Case ( one of the latch was broken . one of the legs was missed.)Repair: Nut was changed

The Rickenbacker 4001 is a bass guitar that was manufactured by Rickenbacker as a two-pickup 'deluxe' version of their first production bass, the single-pickup model 4000. The second most popular Rickenbacker bass guitar, it is famous for its distinctive tone and has been used by numerous notable musicians.