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nobody mentioned chic- good times?! gotta be one of the major basslines of all time no?

i have a 2-knob keeley currently...has anyone compared the two? obviously lots more bells & whistles on the jb...

so funny - always thought that they *should* have been using ricks! glad theyve finally see the light

read that nels had a rick 12 back in the 60's but it warped on him after an outdoor gig - big byrds fan

One of many reasons the 810 sounds better than the combination of 410/115 is that the 115 can not keep up with the 410 due to several factors. Two 410s will sound much better, perhaps not identical to the 810 but a whole lot closer than the two mismatched cabinets. There is a ton of info on this on...

ooops! thanks jeff..when i get some pics of me playing my '78 4001 WHT i'll post 'em there....it is my favorite 4001 yet!

last 1 promise lol...

rockin my old 4001 with SOFA CLUB: http://sofaclub.bandcamp.com/

quite a beautiful fg! congrats!

always assumed it was fretless in that macca pic! does look like it has frets now that you mention it.

Unfortunately this topic title is too true in today's pop radio market. Don't fret about your ability to sing or not, just buy a sampler and an auto tune and you are golden :? autotune isnt a bad thing. it moves hectic sessions along and eases a lot of frustration for the artist, engineer, and prod...

rolling off the tone might will dial out the icepick tone but arent you just muffling things then? wouldnt it be better to find a less harsh pickup but one that still retains clarity? dropping a duncan jb jr. in my strat made it such a versatile guitar

rickboy88 wrote:Egads, another Rickboy!

dis forum ain't bigga 'nuff fer da both of us!

any recordings of these? always wanted to knowe what they sound like

that nameplate is really cool too! what is the quote from?