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Thanks for all of the insights, gang. I went ahead and pulled the trigger on the midnight blue model. It's on its way and I will soon be a member of the "Rick owners fraternity."

Steve

OMG, u r my new BFF for schooling me on the AFG COY - LOL!

Seriously, it looks like I have a lot to learn with that long list of acronyms. I also think someone needs to suggest that Rick recruits a couple of interns to keep their product offerings updated on their website. I love that their ...

As per your suggestion, I went to the Ric site, to look for local dealers. To further compound the Fireglo color confusion issue, take a look at the 620 color options link that I found at the bottom of the page at the following URL:

http://www.rickenbacker.com/options_colors.asp?

Note that they ...

Does this image depict the larger inlays you mentioned above?

http://www.williesguitars.com/index.cfm/rickenbacker/25/inventory/12/image/1

I would love to find a place that had a good selection of Rics, to check out the color variations in person. There just don't seem to be many/any places in the ...

One reason I am drawn to the Fireglo is that it does have a vintage vibe. Although, I am more taken by the reddish hue, as I think it is vintage "with an edge."

Your point is well made about the time/cost of the individual photos. However, I would hope that even a big box store, like MF.com, would ...

Thanks for your input, Jeff. Most of the sites I looked at tended to have the orange coloring of the model at the URL you provided. I wonder if it is possible that MF actually has the older red tint in stock? That is why I appreciate Sweetwater.com's approach of posting the individual images of the ...

I am looking at buying a new Ric 620/6. However, I am torn on the color. When I look at images from different Internet vendors, I am confused about the actual colors in the Fireglo. The 620 Fireglo image available on the Musiciansfriend.com site looks as if it is a red tone that fades inward to a ...