What is this Ric?? ID required ..
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What is this Ric?? ID required ..
Hi All,
Came across this Ric on a Sydney, Australia site .. can't be a 620SH - there's no such thing .. 620/12 lefty? or 640/12 lefty?? What is it?
Came across this Ric on a Sydney, Australia site .. can't be a 620SH - there's no such thing .. 620/12 lefty? or 640/12 lefty?? What is it?
This is a good illustration why non Americans get so frustrated not being able to buy from within America over the internet. This is a resonably well stocked dealer but his knowledge of Rics is sadly lacking. The internet provides us with access to a ton of information. Through newsgroups like this and others we get the answers to a million questions until we are almost over-informed. We can access information from the most knowledgeble dealers in the world and even the guy at the top.
But if you want to actually buy a Ric then you are at the mercy of someone that calls jetglo black, fireglo sunburst and a customised 620 a coveted Susanna Hoffs limited edition.
But if you want to actually buy a Ric then you are at the mercy of someone that calls jetglo black, fireglo sunburst and a customised 620 a coveted Susanna Hoffs limited edition.
With regards to the 620, it has two hi-gains and a humbucker. I believe the Suzanna Hoff's guitar was a 350 with three humbuckers. Not even close, but interesting.
Noel, Rickenbacker doesn't produce a left-hand R tailpiece. If memory serves me right, John Hall stated the machining costs for a left-handed cast would be in the neighbor of $25K. I for one really wouldn't want to have to incur the additional cost.
David, the fret markers on my left-handed Rics are what you would say "upside down". Take a look.
http://home.att.net/~wmthor/wsb/html/view.cgi-photo.html--SiteID-360787.html
Noel, Rickenbacker doesn't produce a left-hand R tailpiece. If memory serves me right, John Hall stated the machining costs for a left-handed cast would be in the neighbor of $25K. I for one really wouldn't want to have to incur the additional cost.
David, the fret markers on my left-handed Rics are what you would say "upside down". Take a look.
http://home.att.net/~wmthor/wsb/html/view.cgi-photo.html--SiteID-360787.html
'96 1997 LH MG
'98 360 LH MG
'00 360/12 Carl Wilson LH FG
'07 730S Shiloh LH
'98 360 LH MG
'00 360/12 Carl Wilson LH FG
'07 730S Shiloh LH
Right you are Aristeas. It is of interest to point out that Hoffs, herself, has two humbuckers and a single coil in her own 350SH.
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Philip Hart Wrote" This is a resonably well stocked dealer but his knowledge of Rics is sadly lacking. "
Probably because Charlie At Guitar Crazy, from whom I got 2 of my Rics, died last year.
There is a distinct lack of Ric dealers carrrying a large range of Ric product in Australia. Consequently there is also a lack of second hand Product too which probably accounts for the lack of knowledge.
I regularly scour Melbourne Trading post in hard copy and on line for Rics but they are few and far between.
Which comes first ?.
The demand for the product from the consumer or the dealer who stocks them hoping there is a demand. I have recommended Guitar Crazy based on the service and product I received ( and also the price at the time). I live 700 miles away and did it all by phone and email and bought a 4003 and 360/12 from them . I was delighted with the service I got from Charlie.
I hope the rest of the guys keep it up.
John
Probably because Charlie At Guitar Crazy, from whom I got 2 of my Rics, died last year.
There is a distinct lack of Ric dealers carrrying a large range of Ric product in Australia. Consequently there is also a lack of second hand Product too which probably accounts for the lack of knowledge.
I regularly scour Melbourne Trading post in hard copy and on line for Rics but they are few and far between.
Which comes first ?.
The demand for the product from the consumer or the dealer who stocks them hoping there is a demand. I have recommended Guitar Crazy based on the service and product I received ( and also the price at the time). I live 700 miles away and did it all by phone and email and bought a 4003 and 360/12 from them . I was delighted with the service I got from Charlie.
I hope the rest of the guys keep it up.
John
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