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When you get a moment please let us know where you are from and when you became interested in Rickenbacker instruments. I am from Fredericton, New Brunswick Canada which is on the east coast of our country. Although I became enthralled with Rickembackers in the 1960s, it would be roughly 30 years ...

Good find, Orville.

Very nice, Scott. Thanks for the photo.

This may work and I don't think it is a bridge too far.

https://reverb.com/item/97540484-allpar ... e-assembly

I always liked Rush as they seemed to have a sense of urgency.

rickenbrother wrote: Mon Jun 08, 2026 1:40 pm You sure know how to pick an article, Gary.

Wow, wow, wow and wow, Mike. Thanks.

Eppy's Boys is a most interesting dive into a period of chaos and transition for the Beatles following the death of Brian Epstein. Your comments have revealed the presence of unsettling times in the early days and underscores the fragility of the moment. For those avids across the pond many would ...

One can see a brief glimpse of the 4001 in this video of Califirnia Jam:


https://www.youtube.com/live/JKW18CQri6A?app=desktop


I had heard of them only because one of my alternate screen names in Yahoo (for comments) was klaatubaratanicto (that's hoe I spelled it), and someone responded to a ...

A truly wonderful present, Mike. Happy Birthday.

Dr. Who has always been magical to me, however, he cannot be expected to be everywhere.

A 4001 from 1973 surfaced in our system today and was added to the register. At 50 years old, certainly a piece of Rickenbacker history and a look at the Burgundy finish after a half-century.

Please accept my apologies.


Geoff, you do a marvelous job in sorting through all the stories that emerged during the Iron Door days. I am sure that you are still putting the pieces of the Liverpool puzzle together, now more that six decades later in some cases. Long may you run and thanks for ...

Happy Friday, Joey. A magnificent sight!

Shortly before Count Basie died I got to see the band and him at Jesse Hall Auditorium (the administration building) at Mizzou, where I was a grad student at the time. Of course, the band sounded great. A couple of times he wheeled out on his little electric go-kart up to the piano, always ...