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Post by ojobob2 »

LOL, oh yeah! looks like RIC just....removed it!
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Owen,

I mean to say, whose side are you on? (joke)
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Post by keb »

lol, I had been wondering about that mysterious R5 myself.
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Post by rickcrazy »

I believe R5 to be the fifth knob on the 4005 Model (and on 6 and 12 string guitars). Makes sense?
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Post by mrmstrd »

Sergio

This does not make sense because that fifth knob should be a 250K pot, not a 500k pot. Those of you with a 4005, 300 series 12-strings, etc. should verify this. Even the RIC schematics show the 5th knob as a 250k pot...
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