Rickresource Rickenbacker Forum

It may be legit, but it's a high price for Toronto. The same model is available at L&M for around $1800. The asking price in the ad is more than I paid for my SnoGlo at L&M.

DriftSpace wrote:Is it metallic white?

The finish is not metallic. It is a pure, balanced white. It is a white so pure that the binding appears ivory in comparison. The name 'SnowGlo' is ideally suited to the finish.

Guess I missed the other thread. Don't get around these parts much any more

jdogric12 wrote:Careful, thinking of mod options voids warranty!

lol! Doing the mods voids warranty! Thinking is just day-dreaming.

Actually, the bass is beautiful as she is. When the sun is right, I'll take some pics, then post to the forum.

I've brought the SnowGlo home. She's just so awesomely beautiful. Mind you, the wheels are turning. I can see a horseshoe + a toaster added. Also, a back painted white guard. Mind of a tinkerer.

I'm going to pick up my new SnowGlo today after work. In the meantime, this afternoon is dragging by incredibly slowly. This is the first brand-new, store bought bass or guitar purchase I've made since 1981. I've always preferred buying used. However, the white/white/chrome of this 4003 is just too ...

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Another great cover. Love your work. Please tell, which Cole Clark FL do you have? It sounds great. I'm not so sold on my Ovation 12, so the CC might be something to consider. If you'd PM me on the specs of the guitar & sticker price for the guitar in your area, I'd really appreciate it. Great t...

Ummm ... perhaps this sounds odd, but I'm actually keeping my eyes open for the three p'up version of this Teisco guitar. If you know of one available in decent condition & at a reasonable price, please PM me.

Thanks

I'm just rushing through without reading all posts, so forgive me if I'm restating, but.... Doing a neck-set on a bolt-on is as easy as giving a cat a Dutch Oven. That quick, done. I had a '74 480 MG ... and I've missed it ever since. If the price is right ... and it seems OK currently ... and all e...

Excellent stuff.

iiipopes wrote:And a company here where I live had the first double neck 6/12 before that: the Stratosphere, made from 1954 to 1958 in Springfield, Missouri.

This reminds me of my childhood growing up in Nova Scotia in the late '60s/early '70s.

Yes, yes ... & yes.

I'm always interested in a new sound. Count me in.

Great looking guitar. Which year?

That's pretty serious stuff, Tom. Love the cowbell on the right channel.