Dave, this 4080 is calling you.
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ken_swearingen
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ken_swearingen
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I should be responsible and wait 'til after XMas, but it's getting harder to do every day. I've got a cheap Peavey 5 string right now, which isn't bad at all really, but I love my Ricks.
Need more...must have...doubleneck...too!
Besides, our soundguy hates 'em so he turns me down all the time, & a new Rick 5'er would irritate him a little more (or it might just cure him-who knows?).
Need more...must have...doubleneck...too!
Besides, our soundguy hates 'em so he turns me down all the time, & a new Rick 5'er would irritate him a little more (or it might just cure him-who knows?).
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Kevin, if you are playing an older 4001 or 4003, you (and your soundman) will be amazed at the sound of the newer ones, tons of bottom end. Jeff does good work, I can vouch for him, having played almost all of his conversions at one time or another.
"They make great f***'n basses". - Lemmy, NAMM 2009
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ken_swearingen
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It was an Ibanez... a doubleneck version of the Bob Weir model they made with the 'Tree of Life' fingerboard inlay.
Very fancy. Very nice.
I saw one on eBay not too long ago... seems they wanted something in the neighborhood of $4K for it. Don't remember if it actually sold.
Very fancy. Very nice.
I saw one on eBay not too long ago... seems they wanted something in the neighborhood of $4K for it. Don't remember if it actually sold.
My first bass was a Rickenbacker...
My best bass is a Rickenbacker...
My last bass may very well be a Rickenbacker
My best bass is a Rickenbacker...
My last bass may very well be a Rickenbacker
My 4001 is a '77 & kind of dull sounding compared to my '76 4000, which can be very bright. The prob with the soundguy is he keeps telling me my signal is too hot & wants me to turn my bass down to about 7 or 8 & turn the amp up. I've tried direct signal, miking the cab, a combo of direct & mike, & still the same deal. I think he's getting too much "fresh air" if you know what I mean. I've never heard of anything like that before.
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