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| Author: | Gretschman [ Wed May 09, 2012 2:13 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: RIC OWNERS SURVEY-how many you own? |
I only own two: 2011 620/6 string midnight blue 2011 330/12 string fireglo |
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| Author: | Mo650s [ Wed May 09, 2012 10:07 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: RIC OWNERS SURVEY-how many you own? |
I also own 2- both 650s. A jetglo and the most beautiful guitar in the world - the Rickenbacker Amber Fireglo 650 Colorado! Mo |
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| Author: | Budster [ Tue May 22, 2012 2:56 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: RIC OWNERS SURVEY-how many you own? |
I have 2: Ric 330FG-purchased new June 1967, Thank You Mom and Dad! Ric-360/12V63-purchaased Circa, March 1997 |
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| Author: | Budster [ Wed May 23, 2012 7:02 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: RIC OWNERS SURVEY-how many you own? |
I have 2: Ric 360FG-purchased new June 1967, Thank You Mom and Dad! Ric-360/12V63-purchaased new, Circa, March 1997 |
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| Author: | Ain'tGotNoPokemon [ Wed May 23, 2012 2:31 pm ] |
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Budster wrote: I have 2: Ric 330FG-purchased new June 1967, Thank You Mom and Dad! Ric-360/12V63-purchaased Circa, March 1997 Why the big gap between purchases? 
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| Author: | Budster [ Thu May 24, 2012 6:39 pm ] |
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Between school, wife, daughter & dog...No Bling Bling. Now...My wife, YES!, My Dog, Maybe!, My RIC, NEVER! |
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| Author: | 8MilesHigher [ Thu May 31, 2012 5:30 pm ] |
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Here is my updated Ric inventory, each with different Ric pickups for tone variancesFG 2006 330 has High Gains (without the threaded allen wrench posts) JG 2004 660-12 has Scatterwound Toasters FG 2003 360-12 has Scatterwound Toasters FG 1999 V64 six string has the Hot Toasters TQ 1996 650 Atlantis has the HB1's JG 1981 370 WB has two Toaster-covered 2011 version High Gains (12k Ω and 11k Ω ) and an HB1 (15.4k Ω) in the Bridge 1973 480 has the early/transitional version 381 High Gains (straight posts without caps) Daphne Blue Refinish MG 1961 Console Steel (8-string) with an original Horse Shoe Whats on my "Wanted" list ? ? More Double Bounds, a Ric Bass, anything with Toasters |
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| Author: | Kingbreaker [ Fri Jun 01, 2012 9:24 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: RIC OWNERS SURVEY-how many you own? |
Just one: 2012 Mapleglo 360 (Yeah, I just got it!) I briefly owned two, about six years ago, but had to sell them  - 660/12 Montezuma Brown. Kicking myself still for letting it go. - 330/6 Mapleglo. I miss it, but the 360 is very similar, yet better. Adjustable pole pieces FTW. RASing for another 12-string and a bass. |
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| Author: | Ain'tGotNoPokemon [ Fri Jun 01, 2012 1:58 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: RIC OWNERS SURVEY-how many you own? |
Kingbreaker wrote: Just one: 2012 Mapleglo 360 (Yeah, I just got it!) I briefly owned two, about six years ago, but had to sell them - 660/12 Montezuma Brown. Kicking myself still for letting it go. - 330/6 Mapleglo. I miss it, but the 360 is very similar, yet better. Adjustable pole pieces FTW. RASing for another 12-string and a bass. Is RASing like Russian GASing? 
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| Author: | Sven Helgrim [ Thu Jun 07, 2012 2:19 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: RIC OWNERS SURVEY-how many you own? |
I own two: A 4001 burgundy, made in August 1980. Re fretted and the bridge has been replaced with a Badass. I acquired this bass in 1988 and it has been my go to instrument for over 20 years. It is such a pleasure to play this bass that I often spend several hours a day practicing. I joke to my friends and say that the Rickenbacker company made this bass just for me... They just didn't know it at the time. A 4004 Laredo in Maple glo. I have just recently acquired this bass and I have been playing it as much as I can to break it in. I bring it with me to work and practice with it (I work on a tug boat so I am away for weeks as a time). I love the way this bass sounds. The HB-1 pickups are so smooth and yet so powerful. The fretboard is very broad, wider than my Fender P-bass. I wonder if it was originally slated to be a 5-string? I have no complaints though as the wide neck prepares me for when I must play the upright. I consider myself fortunate to have these two fine instruments. I don't need another, yet if I did buy another bass, I would get a late model 4003. |
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