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Hiya,

My friend is being messed around on a 4003 he got in Brum at sound control - he's ging to get his money back and wants to order one from somewhere else - I got one from a shop in the midlands (first ric I ever saw in person) and then another from Peter Cooks (a montezuma) for £850ish - basses there are now £950 I think anyone know anywhere that beats that?

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Try RIC's R US. He isn't an authorized dealer, but I purchased a RIC from him recently and he was great to deal with. Gave me a good deal as well. Folks in the UK seem to enjoy working with him. Check him out.
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Yes, Mike at "Rics r us" is your man. He is based in your area!!! Tell him that we sent you and I know that he will look after you!
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Post by marty »

I got my Monty Brown from Peter Cooks too Ronan...paid around £840, but that was coming up to two years ago...I think it was mid February 2004.

There were two in the shop when I got mine...wonder if yours is the other?
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Post by green_us90 »

Guys, is that THE Peter Cook. You know, the guy that built John Entwistle's Fenderbirds? (Peter did build them right?)

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Post by los_sentidos »

No idea. I remember posting it at the time Martin and you said you'd got yours there so mine must have been the last Image

Cheers fellas, I remember looking at Rics r us before and totally forgot about it. I'll tell my friend and see what deal he can get!
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Post by marty »

Yes Dave,it is THE Peter Cook, but he no longer runs the shop though it still uses his name.

He used to run the shop in the sixties...The Who amongst others were regular clients.....I think Peter Cook moved on in the eighties...I'm not too sure exactly when.
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Post by robcollins »

I've bought 3 Rickenbackers from Peter Cooks Guitar World in the last 3 years (a 4003, 4003 Fretless and a 360/12) as well as 3 other guitars and I find them very helpful and are probably one of the few authorised dealers that keeps a decent amont of Ricky stock.
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