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gibsonlp wrote: ↑Mon Jan 03, 2022 4:11 pm @Gary and Clas...

Did anyone complain about lack of SSL support?

Well, actually...

https://www.rickresource.com/forum/view ... p?t=414764

But it was more of a question than a complaint, of course

Super Deluxe here as well, simply amazing. Plus, extra valuable for me, accurate Rose Morris shipment data. Now I finally know which batch mine is, and how many more there are.

doctorwho wrote: ↑Mon Jan 03, 2022 5:12 am Now, if we can just get that pesky https thing sorted out ...

Agreed, this would be a great improvement.

Generally, the upgrade feels really good. This forum is still by far the best for everything Rickenbacker.

Merry Christmas from Julia, Jenny, Delta and me (and Åke, in the right corner)

I have heard - by rumour - that sometimes, the serial number decoder on the RIC site might give extra info about special instruments. If you have not tried it already, it might be worth a visit there to see if they provide something special for your serial number.

lumgimfong wrote:Start sandin’ fellas!!
That looks like burl or sumpin’!

Wow. Just...wow.

teeder wrote: Excellent!

I've had a few gigs, but haven't taken a Rick out in a year.

This was last August.

Great to see it out in the open! That's where they belong

First gig after covid hibernation, just a couple of weeks ago. Also, first gig with the RM1999.

The 4001 sounds lovely with its TI flats.

As for the RM, rounds (just realized that I don't even know the brand).

Fantastic thread! This is why the forum is much better than FB.

Korladis wrote:

StevieDee wrote:Thanks that looks like it will do the trick!

More like it'll do the tRICK, right? Heh heh, couldn't resist.

I used to have DA24.Im pretty sure some of the “D” batch of RMs were given jack plates already stamped and a few of the early ones were probably already in stock at the factory so we might never have actual production the dates written in stone. Yes, it is my understanding too, that the exact order...

Resurrecting this old thread, since I wanted to add a possibility to the origins of the DA07. In other threads about Rose Morris instruments (http://www.rickresource.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=411738&p=828417&hilit=rose+morris+file#p828417 and http://www.rickresource.com/forum/viewtop...

The placement of the toaster pickup implies that it it not a V63. As far as I understand, they all have the toaster in the "vintage" position, i.e. much closer to the fretboard.

Edit: just saw that I was #2 saying this. Sorry for double info.