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Uffingdon wrote: ↑Mon Nov 27, 2023 1:41 pm This thread may answer a few questions for you viewtopic.php?t=417707&hilit=Ric+tuners

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Hi all, I have a 1968 convertible 366-12-b - identical in appearance to this: https://www.ronsvintage.com/guitars/rickenbacker-1968-model-366-12-b The tuners had been replaced with by a previous owner and are oversize and look 'wrong' on a Ric - they're Kluson Deluxe, with a large, splayed-out sort ...

Hi, Bounce Back... Many people wondering about this (various internet-forums), and by looking at the schematic, many people concluded it must have been some marketing phrase. The power supply looks fully conventional. Perhaps the thing that every solid state guitar amplifier 'should' do ( use curre...

Can anyone explain what the fabled 'Bounce Back' circuitry was all about? Some sort of trickery that made the TR amps sound 'louder', or something. I distinctly remember the phrase being used in adverts I saw in the early/mid 1980s, like it was a big selling point. Extra info - I bought my TR25 from...

The exhibition date has been extended for another week, ie now ends on Saturday April 2nd, I think. Any Ric fans in the London area who can make the trip will love it. I couldn't get to the VIP launch event, but have been to check the exhibition out twice now (I know, I'm lucky to be close enough to...