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Oh dear, my apologies. I had completely forgot about this query till I was asked about it on Reddit. Thanks to Doctorwho for your replies. I can only assume the individuals correctly tried to register the standard way. I will pass along this information regardless. Again, thank you. Edit to note: Th...

There are some rabid Rickenbacker enthusiasts on Reddit who are having trouble registering here. I dont visit the site much anymore and can't even remember our Moderators Name. Who is handling "new member" requests now? TIA *edit* ... Got it. Email to Peter McCormack. All things in good ti...

Alternatively, according to the FAQ's, they (G&G) may be willing to repair the case for you: "Can I send my case in for you to repair? Yes, but we will do HARDWARE REPAIRS ONLY. The customer is responsible for the shipping cost both ways, unless your product was purchased directly from us a...

If its a G&G Case (black with blue interior):
https://g-g-quality-case.myshopify.com/products/lock

Sounds like the ex figured out how much that "stupid guitar" is really worth.

It's Turquoise! I dig it.
RB = Red Box

Yeah, I'm over it.
The final word on the subject was written over a week ago.
It was just an internet troll riling people up with a bunch of conspiracy nonsense.
*Don't feed a troll*

As I've stated before, however, I would give a kidney for a CB Rickenbacker Bass.
Maybe this is the one.

... it is a knee mill like a Bridgeport using a normal 2-flute wood router bit. Normally a router bit runs >20K RPM and all I could get out of this setup was 2250 RPM so I had to be mindful of chipping. Being careful of my feeds and speeds I got pretty decent results. Not that any of this matters W...

That's called a Knee Mill in generic terms. (see also Bridgeport, etc.) The R8 collets are affixed with a drawbar in the spindle. The collets are visible under the DRO (Digital Read Out aka running on scales.) Motion/location in the X and Y axis are controlled by Acme threaded lead screws. CNCs use ...

Would someone with a V2 be able to measure the height from the base of the bridge to the bottom of the ‘slots’ in the mute area of the bridge, i.e. where the strings go through? Hi Henry. I'm getting 8.60mm on three and 8.40mm on one (The E string slot.) I'm not sure if they did that on purpose or ...

maxwell wrote:

Guzzitd63 wrote:This is a modern RIC Toaster I got from CME a couple months ago.

Who is "CME"...?

Oh, my apologizes.
CME is Chicago Music Exchange.
http://www.chicagomusicexchange.com

This is a modern RIC Toaster I got from CME a couple months ago.

I'll watch the film. I like history. I like documentaries. I like rock n roll. I like the premise ... a side of the 39th president I've never known. images_uploads_gallery_MP_Tiff_011-700x471.jpg https://relix.com/articles/detail/interview-jimmy-carter-rock-roll-president/ “I wanted the film to feel...

More Happy Holidays in return!
(Happy Xmas War is Over. We miss you John.)

I do fear for the safety of your guitar.
From this angle, it looks a little precarious.