"The Magic of Rickenbacker" or "I'm Nuts"

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"The Magic of Rickenbacker" or "I'm Nuts"

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I was just thinking how passionate RIC owners are. I have a 71 SG which I love, but there's no SG forum (well there probably is one, but I don't really care to read/post on it!).

There's something about the RIC though which really excites people. Somehow they're still unique beauties in a world dominated by Gibson & Fender clones.
I can't stop looking at pictures of RICs, reading about them, hearing others tell stories of their own RIC's.

Ok, if my wife reads this she's really going to think I'm nuts!
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That's ok man...if she reads this she'll realize you're not alone...
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It's possesive. I also spend way too much time either playing, obsessing, or reading about Ric's..and oh yeah, spending forum time also. I don't quite understand it and I've given up trying to figure it out
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Well, look at the time you saved right there...
I didn't get where I am today by being on time...
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I know....it's a sickness. My husband was just griping about how much time I spend here.... This place is great.
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Post by jingle_jangle »

I spend as little time as possible with you people...you're all nuts!

Actually, I try to keep it down to about 18-20 hours a day.
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Hey! there's a good reason to be nuts around here... I've waited 20 years to finally find this forum... I had no support around to share my enthusiasm about Rics. And I would probably still be playing on my beloved 360JG if only internet would have showed up 7 years earlier with you bunch of nuts. Imagine, no one could adjust my truss rods at that time and no one would dare touch it fearing to ruin a legend!!! So I welcome you, Revolver, in this great forum! Image
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Post by jingle_jangle »

Correct that...nuts AND defensive.


Welcome, Revolver, one and all!
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Post by ozover50 »

I'd rather be nuts than Rickless (or is that the other way around?)....... Who is Rick anyway?

Welcome from me also, Dave. I drive everybody at the office nuts through my obsession. You should have seen their eyes roll when I turned up with the Rick mug...... hahahahah to them!!
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I wore my spiffy new t-shirt to school one day and some of the students noticed it favorably.



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Post by BobKat »

You should see my office. The guys tell me all I need is a cash register and I can be a store.

Hmmmmmm.
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Post by revolver »

I'm lucky I work at a Post-Production studio. Despite our work being mainly film and television, many of the senior staff remember the "old days" when music was actually recorded in studios by live musicians. So a few of them share my love of guitars and my Ric's have even turned a few heads!
listen to clips from our new ep
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