Is this a rickenfaker or not?

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sowhat
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Oops.
Nothing will get you dead quicker than being deadly serious about yourself.
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zoomduck
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The first one looks very " ergonomic " . Probably quite comfortable , especially with no !@!#%&! binding !
More throttle...Less brakes
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Erik - nice copy - they need to come up with their own ideas - they "borrowed" from many.
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The bass looks more like a Ritter or Warwick than a Rickenbacker.
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