Rickresource Rickenbacker Forum

Congratulations on Rick - Paul - and Bruce. Here are three of mine no names. No need to adjust your browser ... they are lefties.

Twenty three years ago, I gave Bobby, my then six year old nephew, a '63 Rickenbacker 1000 as a Christmas present. Yesterday, Bobby passed the Rickenbacker down to his nephew Michael, who was celebrating his seventh birthday. BTW, Michael's grandfather has a 360/12 FG.

Masterful use of a Ric Lap Steel
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7rDXhrlFAQ

Here's another one of their classics with a RIC bass: I've Gotta Get a Message To You

Alternative universe question. If Rickenbacker guitars did not exist: 1) would The Beatles have been as big as they were ... YES! 2) would you have found/bought other guitars that act as a Ric substitute ... NO! How could one have a substitute for a guitar that didn't exist? 3) for those who own a ...

I've always associated Mesa Boogie amps with PRS guitars.

One of PW's masterpieces, probably one of one.

There's nothing wrong with your browser. These are indeed leftys.
360 LH MG (with Ric's Humbuckers), 360/12 LH FG Carl Wilson, 1997 LH MG

My first post on the RRF was 11/25/00. However, I had been on the Alt.Guitar.Rickenbacker for a few years before the RRF was created.

jcreasy wrote:One question is has anyone covered the kind of lead territory referenced above with a Rick? ...

I'm going to address the first question only. I'm of the option, why not. I'd venture to guess that al least 98% of your audience doesn't care what kind of guitar you're playing.

I guess I'll have to settle for watching it on Austin City Limits
http://acl-live.com/calendar/sweetheart-of-the-rodeo

Use these stamps.

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Thanks on all of the recommendations. I settled on a Fender Rumble 40.

I have a '96 1997 LH MG that is an awesome guitar.

I need some bass amp recommendations since a '15 4003 LH FG followed me home yesterday. I'm looking for something for a beginner like me to use at strictly at home and that is relatively inexpensive. It seems to me that a small quality combo would be the best route, but I would consider a small head...