Ebay strikes again
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Ebay strikes again
Here's you go, a 72 Ric 4001, with factory routing. Never mind it's a refin and looks like satan got wild with a router.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2537352745&category=41439
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2537352745&category=41439
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shamustwin
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If you're gonna butcher it like that moron has, what difference does it make whether you use good quality parts or the cheap junk? In cases like this, stupidity is it's own reward. This seller and others like him either will be stuck with their radically modded abominations, or they'll foist them off on another like-minded idiot at a sizable financial loss.
Scott-- I may not have originally understood the meaning in your post. Perhaps you mean why doesn't someone like the seller just buy the raw materials and ruin the finished product rather than a nice factory instrument? That's a good point. But last I checked, no parts company has unfinished Rickenbacker bodies & necks available for funky Frankenstein projects. Therefore, it's inevitable that we'll continue to see nice Rickenbackers sacrificed like little lambs at the altar of radical/irreversible mods.
Scott-- I may not have originally understood the meaning in your post. Perhaps you mean why doesn't someone like the seller just buy the raw materials and ruin the finished product rather than a nice factory instrument? That's a good point. But last I checked, no parts company has unfinished Rickenbacker bodies & necks available for funky Frankenstein projects. Therefore, it's inevitable that we'll continue to see nice Rickenbackers sacrificed like little lambs at the altar of radical/irreversible mods.
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