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My most recent acquisition was a joint effort between Rickenbacker and Moog, a synth bass rarely seen in public, this one's a fretless model.

1982 Rickenbooger 4003FL

jingle_jangle wrote:Plodd, let's see your Ricks. Photos, please!

I also managed to snag this historic piccolo bass up at Sotheby's.

Sorry to say the the 800001C-FG is indeed a Fackenbocker(Aitch thats for you that one :wink: ).You can tell by positioning of the TRC its a good inch from where it normally should be.Furthermore its got a touch of the crownglo that in all probability indicates a refin?
Paul did you do work on this ...

jingle_jangle wrote:Plodd, let's see your Ricks. Photos, please!

Certainly...1964 Rickenbacker 800001C-FG.

rick_ovic wrote:Many people get the pronunciation of my name wrong, especially over the telephone.

I get Darryl, Aaron, Damien and my surname comes out as Tropp, Trodd, Todd, Tott, even Clock.

The best one ever was "Warren Plodd".

Did you take a message for me?