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The GC near me doesn't have much in the way of interesting basses: no Rics, no Gibson Thunderbirds. If I need small things, especially on a weekend I usually go straight for the Sam Ash across the street.

rickaddict wrote:Here are pics of my 1994 4003S:

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Holy smokes, that is gorgeous! And just the other day I was thinking I'd never seen a green or turquoise Ric.

Tonight after work I met Mike over at his shop where he gave the 4001 a quick look over. He's a trip and a half and I vaguely remember him from all those years ago when I visited Music Connection.

He thinks the neck is probably okay but he took it home with him to check out the electronics, dead ...

Glad you made it over here from the Outpost!

Aha, fancy running into you here!

I spoke with Mike on the phone today. Turns out he was the man behind a local music store back in the 1980s called The Music Connection, which eventually morphed into The Music Loft, which moved a few miles away then ...

Hello all,
Someone on The Last Bass Outpost forwarded a link to Joey's website was sent to me on Friday when I asked for help identifying fake Rics because I wasn't familiar enough with them.

You are welcome. I allways give people on fora (wheather dutch or english) the advice to have a look at ...

Hello all,
Thanks for the warm welcome! Someone on The Last Bass Outpost forwarded a link to Joey's website was sent to me on Friday when I asked for help identifying fake Rics because I wasn't familiar enough with them. His site is great and I felt armed for bear when I went to look at it.
Here are ...

Good afternoon, all.

Friday afternoon I picked up my first Ric, a '76 4001, from a fellow who'd posted it on Craigslist. He'd advertised it as a '73 but I guess he'd never checked the number. I'm joining up here for a number of reasons, not the least of which is to learn about the bass and where to ...