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Post by ken_swearingen »

I just ordered a 4003 wiring harness for this bass,ill fool with the original harness out of the bass[its a mess]i want to get it fully functional first,as you can see i took the pickup cover off because i play right there and this ones a player.
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Post by throw_this_away »

You and your 72's ken... trying to make us all jealous. ;P

great refin job by the way. Doing something yourself always makes it feel closer to the heart (I didn't mean to quote rush... too much looking at rics I guess). The mapleglo 72' I am getting has been around also, but as my second ric I would never have the heart to touch it.
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Post by charlyg »

kjs - How did you hide the screw holes from the old bridge? I have those 4 and three other screw holes to hide. I figured I'd have to paint rather than finish due to those holes. I zoomed in on yours and I do not see them? Got a secret?
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Post by ilan »

Gorgeous, Ken.
"A Noble Instrument Must Be Nobly Regarded"
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damn!!!
Buy it before someone else does
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Post by ken_swearingen »

charly,I tried several different things then i just ended up using maple wood filler and a little makeup,although you can see them up close there not bad.
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Post by 1rr3l3v4n7 »

IMPRESSIVE!

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Yes, I played one... and I know!
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Post by jnbass »

but you are not yet a Squire...
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Post by rickcrazy »

Hm... 'He could become a powerful ally.'
'We would be honored if you would join us.'
A Rickenbacker bass is much like the Jaguar E car - perennially ultra-fashionable.
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Post by ken_swearingen »

ImageImageImageImageImageImageImageI took some more shots,this time outside,the neck on this thing is super skinny,thinnest neck Ive ever seen on a Rickenbacker.There are some shots of the filled in screw holes [bottom and top of the tailpiece]
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Post by jps »

Ken,

When you post pictures, after adding an image, hit the enter key. This way the pics willl not all end up in one long row! Image
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Post by maplered »

Wow, that looks fantastic.
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Post by rickenbrother »

The wood on that bass is so nice, it looks like birds eye maple that was used of the 4002 basses.
JETGLO should officially be renamed JETGLO ROCKS! :-)
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Post by bob_atherton »

Sex on a stick
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Post by ken_swearingen »

ImageImageImageImageImageImageJeff thanks for the tip that was driving me crazy.This is only a test,lets se what happens.
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