United States Top Ten List from the Register

[admin]

• California 399 16.4%
  New York 138 5.67%
  Texas 123 5.06%
  Ohio 122 5.01%
  Illinois 115 4.73%
  North Carolina 111 4.56%
  New Jersey 108 4.44%
  Pennsylvania 107 4.4%
  Florida 106 4.36%
  Georgia 91 3.74%

I am surprised to see some of the smaller states solidly in place in the top ten of Rickenbacker Registrations. One surprise to me is the very large lead of California over New York. Before the Register, I would have expected New York to have been closer to the total for California. Of course, that the Factory is in California doesn't hurt either.

[ric330]

How's Maryland Fair the the ranks?

[ajish4]

Hmmm,

I wonder, is there any relationship between the number of dealers vs. the amount of guitars in each state?

All I can say is, Florida is almost a RIC "no man's land" as far as dealers are concerned. Sam Ash being the only one worth mention, I wish there were some viable dealers here in Florida.

[admin]

Maryland 55 2.26% and currently in 17th position.

[ric330]

Thanks Peter.

[phlemmy]

From one of my favorite shirts...

"Texas is bigger than France"

[simer4001]

Apparently I have to pirchase more RIC's to get Idaho on this list.

[beatlefreak]

All I can say is, Florida is almost a RIC "no man's land" as far as dealers are concerned. Sam Ash being the only one worth mention, I wish there were some viable dealers here in Florida.

Hard to believe that Georgia came in at number 10. We only have three Rick dealers here. Six months ago, there was only one! (In Savannah)

[rickenbrother]

Having a RIC dealer in the area that you lived mattered much more, years ago. Now you can have any USA dealer ship a Rick to anywhere else in the USA.

[2112]

What state/s has/have the most basses?

[admin]

The Latest top 10

1. California 403 15.05%
2. North Carolina 267 9.97%
3. New Jersey 151 5.64%
4. New York 140 5.23%
5. Texas 125 4.67%
6. Ohio 125 4.67%
7. Illinois 119 4.45%
8. Pennsylvania 107 4%
9. Florida 106 3.96%
10. Virginia 100 3.74%

Thomas: We will have a system in place in the near future that will allow you to more easily determine the number of certain models by state.