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Hello!
I'm a casual bass player with a lifetime goal to eventually become a bit better than at the moment. I first heard about Westone's Rail Bass in your blog (http://guitar--devz.blogspot.fi/2009/04/westone-rail-bass.html), and now a couple of years later I finally bought one on eBay. Cost me a bit less than 500 euros (£380, $650). Even though red is the least cool color it was produced in, I love the way it looks. Attached are a couple of photos of the bass and its sliding pickup. You can use them in the blog or store them in the archives.
Cheers,
Jorma Kim
Finland
Very nice. Thanks for the photos! - GLW
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1980s Westone Rail Bass headless design with sliding pickup
guitarz.blogspot.com:
Jorma Kim
Finland
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Please read our photo and content policy.
- 1991 Westone Dan Armstrong Signature Series "shark" Prototype - 1 Of 5 Made
guitarz.blogspot.com: Here's an intriguing prototype guitar, the result of a collaboration between Dan Armstrong and Westone Guitars. It's a Westone Dan Armstrong Signature Series "Shark" prototype from 1991. The guitar features a licensed Floyd...
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