Date of an Arpege

[erix]

Hello Patrice,

I had a look at the PDF to get the date of my bass. I've got a red Arp?ge, fretted, 4 strings, tagged #168.

The PDF says 15/06/87 which sounds almost impossible to me because I'm quite sure I've bought it before 85. What's wrong in the list? The title in the list says "Manche Carbone and 90/10", maybe my bass was in a previous serie with no carbone at all (wood+phenowood+metal).

I cannot find information about Arp?ge and Passion basses any longer. Do you intend to make them available in the future?

[Coolriffs]

You are lucky if you get any infos here...what a waste of internet space!!...check the thread...pathetic!!

[1Patrice Vigier]

Hello Patrice,

I had a look at the PDF to get the date of my bass. I've got a red Arp?ge, fretted, 4 strings, tagged #168.

The PDF says 15/06/87 which sounds almost impossible to me because I'm quite sure I've bought it before 85. What's wrong in the list? The title in the list says "Manche Carbone and 90/10", maybe my bass was in a previous serie with no carbone at all (wood+phenowood+metal).

I cannot find information about Arp?ge and Passion basses any longer. Do you intend to make them available in the future?

Yes the reason is that your bass has no carbon, therfore is not listed. You will find the date in the cavity of the treble pickup.

[1Patrice Vigier]

You are lucky if you get any infos here...what a waste of internet space!!...check the thread...pathetic!!

Why do you write that

[erix]

Thank you for your answer! What do you mean by the cavity? Should I dismount the treble pickup to see the date or can I see it directly?

[Coolriffs]

Cause it is true...5 post not answered for me!!

[1Patrice Vigier]

Thank you for your answer!

What do you mean by the cavity? Should I dismount the treble pickup to see the date or can I see it directly?

You must remove the pickup to see it