The Enterprise

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incubus2432
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Post by incubus2432 »

I love their earlier stuff but they got a little too over the top after "Sign of the Hammer" IMO.
Joey is an incredible player and they have some great tunes so if the "Enterprise" is what it takes for him to achieve what he needs to then I am all for it. Personally I think it looks pretty hideous but I think it is great that he uses a Ric no matter how he alters it. And even with all of the mods I think it still sounds very Ric-like.
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Post by wim »

The horror ..
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Post by rickcrazy »

I remember that one 4001. I call it 'the devil's bass'.
A Rickenbacker bass is much like the Jaguar E car - perennially ultra-fashionable.
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Post by rickfan60 »

Image

Two pickups
One volume knob
Goes to 11
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the only thing it is missing is a fender neck ... that would complete the transformation ...
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Post by nattiep »

Don't say that! You might give them ideas! Incoming Maple P bass neck! *shudders*
1976 Rickenbacker 4001
2011/05 Fender Standard Fretless Jazz Bass
2005/11 Fender Standard Jazz Bass
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