Waiting Time for a 730 acoustic?

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Waiting Time for a 730 acoustic?

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What is the approximate delivery time for a Rickenbacker 730 acoustic? They look very yummy.
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I don't believe that RIC is currently taking new orders for their acoustics until they clear out some of their production backlog.
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I recall JH saying that one of the problems is the lack of suitable personnel in the SoCal area.
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Actually, it's not the people, it's the cost of living.
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As in...... nobody's prepared to move there because the cost of living isn't commensurate with income?
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It's the other way 'round. Insane.
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No, Paul, Howard had it right. We pay our people so much that they just can't find enough things here to spend all their money on.
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Well, then, John, do you have any openings at RIC? I'm sure I can find LOTS of things to spend my money on!
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Hahahaha! They're obviously not trying hard enough, John! One word sums it up - commitment!!
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I would move to California to work for Rickenbacker. Of course, if you needed someone with certain skills... err... ANY skills I am not your man. But if you want someone to just sweep the floors and gawk at the wall of Rickenbackers I am your man!
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That'd be better than what we have now. He just sweeps the wall of Rickenbackers and gawks at the floor!
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Hahahahaha!! (again). LOL, Ben!
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I am packed and ready to move... Image
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