'81 4003S on Ebay

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jwilli
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'81 4003S on Ebay

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http://cgi.ebay.com/81-RICKENBACKER-4003-RARE-DOT-INLAY-FIREGLO-H-CASE_W0QQitemZ7387406382QQcategoryZ4713QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Did these normally show up with Rick-O-Sound? Also, a funky two piece neck. Strange or should I just go back to the guitars section, lol.
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I think anything goes, with the early 80's basses. This one is an odd ball.
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Post by leftybass »

Cool bass. Not run-of-the-mill at all....
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Post by simonmole »

I've got an 82 one of these 2 piece neck/rick o sound/split scratchplate 'S' basses, in autumnglo - it gets a lot of use as its so "solid" feeling and sounding, and if others are put off by these quirks I'll certainly sneak a bid in - they're great!
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Post by rickfan60 »

That construction was apparently the norm early on for the 4003. I have seen 5 or 6 in the last year alone on Ebay.
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Post by atomic_punk »

I had an '82 Azureglo that was like this, it was a killer bass, I'd love to have it back. Had Ric-O-Sound as well.
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Post by trick_knee »

My S was an '84 in Azureglo....REALLY want that one back!
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Post by rickaddict »

Me likey S
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