Rickresource Rickenbacker Forum

of course it comes from ocala, florida.

breathe is a great tune, great chords.

and that 8 string! wow! must sound fierce.

wow, looks really fun! nice array of ricks there. that bass ring is like whaaaaaaa

also way jealous of the pink floyd jam!! i love them so. how'd they sound on the ricks?

now plan another one real soon!

posting from the plane. have fun everyone! my guitar is resting safely with Paul and is there in spirit.

this is awesome!!! collin, ever head up to SF for a demo? :D Thanks Jessica, I might---tough to find time with a hectic work schedule, but I'd sure like to one of these days. :) oh please! i am dying dying dying to see a lightshow in person. if you like guitars with binding, mine is bound out the w...

this is awesome!!! collin, ever head up to SF for a demo?

an underrated band that time has unfairly forgotten! paul draper definitely was a fan of ricks. here he is with a jetglo err..330? i think i read once they used a 12 string but i couldn't tell you what songs i recall hearing it in. http://farm1.staticflickr.com/9/12755749_f88dae63e3.jpg http://farm3...

roger mcguinn's son should be covering the wallflowers next...

considering he is an awesome, talented player in a fairly famous band, i think it'd be rad if he played my guitar! just not for the full hour

jack bruce is one of my all-time heros. his playing AND singing are second to none! full of REAL soul. he was the cream in cream to me

can't wait to watch this. thanks for sharing!!

thanks everyone!! i am already looking forward to a weekend of nonstop JANGLE i just got home from my guitar lesson. boy, my teacher was so excited to hear about my new baby! we played "learnin to fly" together for a jangly example. he asked me to bring my guitar to my next lesson mostly s...

well, looks like my guitar is going to be officially babysat by paul while i'm over in fl. which is actually a relief because i live in an apartment building and i think i'd be worrying about some freak fire or door lock malfunction. anyway, it seems like there really are a fair amount of travellers...

this article about building a '59 les paul is especially great. i wonder how much it costs to do though (parts only)

http://www.singlecoil.com/docs/paula.pdf

pretty cool!! sadly, a bit beyond my level. got excited to see about the tubescreamer mod but my eyes sorta crossed reading it, but still educational to learn what exactly the pedal is doing. i was really excited to see SF guitarworks promoting a guitar electronics workshop for people wanting to lea...

it's beautiful! what a great feeling to feel like you unearthed a treasure. imagine all the things this guitar has slept through. enjoy it!