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"and we might try and put together a blues band."

Shoulda found a blue(s)burst then!! :D :D
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You'll probably be happier with the finish than you imagine at the moment.
At any rate, having a Rick of any color is a great thing.
Enjoy!
I've picked up some of the guitar terminology, so I think that would be a 370, having three pups.
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Hi Matt,
I'll get the UJ off to you as soon as I get home, as Kevin says you might be surprised about the finish, it was done to a very high standard.

In the meantime here's a pic, let me know if you'd like me to take more before I ship it to you.Image
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It'll certainly be an attention getter!
It does look very nicely done.
It may also be a real chick magnet!
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Whoa!!!
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I've seen the UJ in person, it's really nicely done.
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You have ? ... was it at the SoCalCon last year ??
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it's not that I don't like the finish...I actually do like it...it's funky and different just like me; crazy heavy metal headbangers might not be so open minded but I figure my chops are good enough to command some respect so it should all work out. I'm am very very excited about getting this bass...especially since it has a toaster in the neck...I think I'm really gonna like it, it should be good for blues. My RAS had gotten so bad that I actually had a dream about playing a rick...and I remember it vividly...it was an azurglo and it played like a dream(no pun intended)...I hope this one plays just as good (I'm sure it will). Hopefully I won't get any RAS for awhile.
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Speaking of the UJ, has anyone heard from Jaymi?
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Jim, you know that they say that memory is the second thing to go as one gets older (we all forget what the first thing to go is ...) ... I guess you don't remember showing it to me when I dropped off your other lovelies at your office after the confluence.
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"and we might try and put together a blues band."

We're getting the band back together...
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Gary .... you're right, I recall now.

Joey,
I sent Jaymi an email a few weeks ago asking how things were and he seemed to be ok.

Matt,
I play blues, and my Rics all sound lovely, not too many Blues players use them, but to me their sound is like choirs of Angels .....
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About RAS, either you have it, or you'll get it soon. It doesn't actually go away, just subsides to a tolerable level. The presence of money in one's bank account inflames RAS quickly.
No one has yet said " I have enough now, I don't want any more".
It may be rare & unobtainable, or just an uncommon finish, but there's always another you want.
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I managed to avoid (deny) RAS for a long time, 96-2002, but now that I've fully embraced my long suppressed RAS I'm enjoying every minute of it ....!!

Long as they're Fireglo !!!
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Post by prog_rockin_metal_man »

haha nice one Jared

it's mid-term time right now so hopefully the wait won't seem that long. I hate to think what would happen if the bass arrives before mid-terms are done...I've been known to go on 12 hour bass playing binges and that was with my ****** bass...when the rick gets here I probably won't even be able too sleep. Luckily after mid-terms are done we get a whole week off so I'll have plenty of time to enjoy the rick.
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