Calling all Ferriers!!

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Calling all Ferriers!!

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For those that are interested, I saw this from John Hall at the Rickenbacker site...
"But I promise you some activity on the horseshoe front, though not with regard to the 4004, probably within the next few days."
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Funny thing, my Father-in-Law IS a blacksmith!

Hmmmm, I wonder.......Image
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maybe they will start selling the horseshoe pickup to 4003 owners ... and offer a vp upgrade on the 4003 that would include a toaster and horseshoe pickup ...

I wonder if the horseshoe pickup would cover 5 strings? specifically I wonder about the middle A string ... I think it would work fine ... but I don't know ...
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So my 4003BBR "Could" come with a Horseshoe, Vintage tone selector AND walnut wings? Wicked. If they could roll out that new bridge design, I'd be all set.
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Ooh, now that's interesting....
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The horseshoe really gets in my way when I play,,,,but damn!!! I really like the way they look.
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Maybe it should work like a draw bridge. It would open up while playing but then "close" to look cool otherwise!
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Just wondering.........

Anyone hear of any update on this topic yet????

Waiting patiently.............
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Post by anoukane »

Me too...
I hope they will start selling the horseshoe pickup again..
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Post by lucky »

Fingers crossed i would love to get a horseshoe pickup for my '92 4003.
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Post by philipharris »

Could be linked to the progress of the Trade Mark Application for the horseshoe at the USPTO. Seems to be close to grant.
enough, already.
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Post by jnbass »

Jeff-

The old shoes will cover a five string!
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Its the spacing thats a lil tight...
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Now THAT is purdy!!!!
WoW!
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