Is this an S?
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Is this an S?
" It's not where you are, it's who you're with.".
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jwr2
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big_g
I think so too, the color correction is "off" in the photo, too much green, looks like phosphorescent lighting. I think it does have black trim, very 80's.
A friend of mine used to have a MG with all black trim and plastic during the late 80's. I kind of like them, the red, if they would sell it cheap enough, maybe. Not that popular of a combination of colors nowadays.
Now, if you want to see what a "S" model looks like, there is one on Ebay right now. Check my link below.
A friend of mine used to have a MG with all black trim and plastic during the late 80's. I kind of like them, the red, if they would sell it cheap enough, maybe. Not that popular of a combination of colors nowadays.
Now, if you want to see what a "S" model looks like, there is one on Ebay right now. Check my link below.
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big_g
I've been told by someone who is complete RIC crazy, and was almost the distributer for The Netherlands, that the S-0serie was special produced for Europe, as the necks are somewhat thicker, and thus less prone to bending, warping and twisting.
When the Fab-4 start to use RIC's, rickenbacker made a special run for Europe......whick due to earlier complaints about the necks became the S-series.
The guy I've spoke about has one......
When the Fab-4 start to use RIC's, rickenbacker made a special run for Europe......whick due to earlier complaints about the necks became the S-series.
The guy I've spoke about has one......
Beside owning 14 guitars and basses and my own homestudio, what do I want more?

