My new 4080 looks funny.

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My new 4080 looks funny.

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Forgive me Dave....I know my Rics pretty well, but know nothing about these...so....why?
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Ahhhh...it's a 362/12!

Thankyou vintage Ric catalogues...
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Not funny at all, Dave - you paid serious money for it! Image

Beautiful, BTW......
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I have never seen one of those up close an personal. How are they to play Dave? Do you have to play standing up or can you sit on a stool with it resting on your lap?

Congrats BTW.
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Sorry Dave....I was so engrossed in my detective work, that I failed to mention my admiration for your new gtr. A great score....congrats.
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VERY nice, Dave! A beauty & a great score.
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I didn’t weigh it yet, but MUCH lighter then the 4080’s.

It has three strap holders, so it’s versatile to play in any position (even without a strap).

For those who followed the auction that I won it from, condition was a major concern. I cannot find a thing wrong with it. Not a scratch, nick, NOTHING.

Besides the binding being a tad yellow, it looks and plays factory new. Sounds great as well.
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Wow! Great catch. Sso I guess you won't be allowed to buy any 75th Anniversary instrument, if there is one announced? Image
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Wow! ANOTHER double neck!! It is a beaut, Dave. Congratulations.

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Sweet! BTW, what's the date code?
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Dave ALWAYS finds the $$$ for another geetar! Nice one (or is that two), Dave! Can't wait to play it...er, may I?
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Thanks for the kind words guys.

It is from 1981....
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