Rickresource Rickenbacker Forum

I’ve received my set of Creamery Toasters a month ago. The Original ones are way too expensive, so I got a 63 set with 7-8K output and these are really nice pickups. I installed them on my 330 and as I also own a 360 with high gains, I’m able to compare both side by side. I might do a little video t...

[quote="MrWilson"]Hey guys, Thanks for your answers. I totally understand your thing IrishStratFan. Whenever I plug my Jazzmaster or even a Tele in my Deluxe, and switch to the Rick, I realize how thin and dull a Rick with hi-gains can sound. Now, my 360 has been my main guitar for years a...

Hey guys, Thanks for your answers. I totally understand your thing IrishStratFan. Whenever I plug my Jazzmaster or even a Tele in my Deluxe, and switch to the Rick, I realize how thin and dull a Rick with hi-gains can sound. Now, my 360 has been my main guitar for years and don't get me wrong, I abs...

Touché ! I should have mentioned I already own more than ten in my small flat right now and madame is not ready to let another in yet (oh well...)

Buy a Reverend. A less than $1 wiring trick would surely justify buying another completely different guitar, in terms of sound and feel ? I know the bass cut pot on Reverend, which is very nice. The very simple wiring of this pot is complex to transfer on the 360, because of the Rick-O-Sound wiring...

I'm using a Deluxe Reverb and currently, a Zendrive pedal as my main. But I also play on 69 AC30's, with all kind of drive (TS and non TS-like). An EQ pedal could get me closer to the sound I'm after, but I'd like to be able to access the bass cut on a pot, to be able to dial the exact amount of cut...

Hello everybody ! I've been in love with my Rick 360/6 for years now, and despite owning a crazy amount of guitars, it has always been my main workhorse for studio and live situations. I need your help today, for I need to find a way to achieve a little tweak on that baby. My main issue being the &q...