+1, never seen a Fireglo one either!bassduke49 wrote:Dan, you saw Fireglo and Jetglo MATT? The ones I've seen appeared glossy, even though they were the S type.
Model of the Week 24: The "C Series" 4001C64 and C64S
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Ahh, you're right Paul, they were gloss.
A forumite owns this c64s FG:
A forumite owns this c64s FG:
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I (tried to) played that C64S, too! Unfortunately, I knew nothing about the toggle switch thing. And I didn't own a camera phone at the time.
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Really nice bass, Wes. I guess this is the one you gave up for the V63 you have now? What year was this C64?1965 wrote:
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THANKS!! That makes SOME sense now! Thanks!bassduke49 wrote:No, you would still need the nut to keep the strings from sliding to the edges of the fretboard (and off!). The idea of the zero fret is to make the sound of the open string the same as a fretted note, but I sure can't tell the difference - and don't really care. Still, some instruments come with them (for example, the Höfner basses, which may be why McCartney preferred the zero fret).
Great basses people... really, makes me dream of a collection of Rickies... If only...
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Brian Simer, where are you?
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Sorry, sorry. Here I am. And here they are. I still have a couple of 4001C64 FG on order. I hope they will be here by the end of the year.JakeK wrote:Brian Simer, where are you?
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Those are beautiful. I have a both as well (C64 and C64S) and they are the instrument that made me lust for Ricks as soon as I became interested in playing. I think the reverse headstock is too cool and have always preferred the dot/no binding on my Rick basses.
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FYI, here's another thread on this forum from a few months ago devoted to discussion of the zero fret:jc-sz wrote:Hi, I got a question, I always thought the zero-fret thing meant getting rid of the nut, now I see it doesn't, so what difference does it make? Sorry if is too obvious, but I just don't see the point...
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Beautiful MaccaRick collection, Brian!
No chip in the pick guard of the MMT bass though?
No chip in the pick guard of the MMT bass though?
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No chip and no overspray either!rickaddict wrote:Beautiful MaccaRick collection, Brian!
No chip in the pick guard of the MMT bass though?
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Beautiful basses Brian.simer4001 wrote:No chip and no overspray either!rickaddict wrote:Beautiful MaccaRick collection, Brian!
No chip in the pick guard of the MMT bass though?
Does anyone have a mapleglo 4001C64 photo's they could post?
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'03 I thinkpeewee wrote:What year was this C64?
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Here's some from the North Coast Music website:basmansam wrote:
Beautiful basses Brian.
Does anyone have a mapleglo 4001C64 photo's they could post?
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Hmmm! That top photo looks very familiar to me. Where have I seen that before?libratune wrote:Here's some from the North Coast Music website:basmansam wrote:
Beautiful basses Brian.
Does anyone have a mapleglo 4001C64 photo's they could post?