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Thanks Jason!

Are the 4005XC pickguards the same as a 330? I want to replace the upper on mine to keep the one with the stickers on in the case.

Thanks,
Scott

So I have been in touch with Wildwood guitars about ordering a 4004cii. I was told when they have called RIC in the last several months, including today....they are not accepting orders for them. I do realize that production goes in order of demand...but to not even accept an order?? Seriously? Not ...

Hmm, Alexander...I hadn't thought of that. I haven't heard of any issues with the C series basses though.

Thanks Dane!

Hi Dane, if you responded I didn't receive it. Maybe an email mix up. Could you provide a correct harness?

I have a 4003sw that I'm going to have customized. I have a toaster and horseshoe pickup. I am going to have the bass routed so the neck pickup will be 1/2" spacing. I want the electronics to be the same as a 4001c64. Do I need a new harness? I'm assuming so since the current 4003s have the pus...

So just as the subject says, I'm in Massachusetts and need a trusted luthier to replace the stock pickups and solder the HB1s to Dane Wilder's harness and get the bass going. I contacted Mouradian guitars, but they don't have availability until August. I just need someone who knows Ricks and will ta...

John, I'd be happy to let you know. How should I go about contacting you?

CJ,

I was going to but, like I said, this guy has been an authorized dealer for almost 40 years. Certainly he knows this is against his agreement....or maybe I'm just naive to think that.

...and yes, this is an authorized dealer.

Sad day for me and I need advice on how to proceed. I just moved back home after many years away and was excited to go to the music store where I bought my first, and probably all totaled 7 Ricks. I walked in an was greeted warmly by the owner of almost 40 years. They had a few new 360/12s, 330s, 61...

Mark, nice work...one of my favorite McCartney songs. Thanks for posting!

I'm still trying pick my jaw up off of the floor, Paul...that is amazing work.

Nice job!