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Post by rickengrowl »

Here's an updated pic of my 4003 JG, with vintage knobs I received yesterday.

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RIC should go back to only using the vintage knobs, they really do look best! I have them on all my Ricks.
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I just realized that I haven't posted a pic of my 86 Shadow in this thread yet:

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Well the sad demise of my ancient Pentax continues. Sigh. However, it did manage to get half a image of my 4004 CII translucent red. And I did want to get a picture of it up to compare to Scott's very different translucent red. It certainly does appear that Scott has a much livelier flame in his wood grain but I think that the bigger difference is the darkness of the stain. I love 'em both.
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Post by jps »

The tops of your HB-1s look interesting!
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Post by cheyenne »

Nice bass, I was beginning to think that I was the only one that liked red.
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Post by marc61 »

The whole Laredo thing is growing on me. Didn't like'm at first, now I can't take my eyes offa them.

I'm going to a local guitar show tomorrow. Hopefully someone will have one there I cancheck out.
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Post by beatlefan »

1973 4001 MG cb fwi
1986 4003 Shadow
2012 4004Cii FG w/gold trim
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Here's a closer photo of the bodies of my 4001S and my 4003.Image
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The pickgaurd on the 4003 looks strange. Different shape? Aftermarket?
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No, it is the current 4003 pickguard shape. I don't like it either.
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That is a shame, what was wrong with the old design?
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I really hadn't noticed the difference between it and any other 4003, noticed the difference between it and my 4001s. I just got the 4001s, and It really sounds good, very full sounding, kind of suprising, I don't remember my old '78 MG sounding that full. My 4003 is actually has a little harder edge.
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Post by rictified »

Has it been decapped? Or decapitated as Sérgio would probably put it.
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