Rics and Macintosh

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Re: Rics and Macintosh

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3 Ricks, 2 Macs, 1 M-Audio with pro Tools. Now if I can find some good drum loops.......
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Three Rics and one Mac.
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Speaking of Macs, there was more than a little hype about Steve Jobs puttin' on an online Apple sale today. IMHO, he laid an egg. Dudsville, USA. Oh, well.....should I have expected more? Naaahhh! Just some thoughts from this curmudgeon. Ciao for now.....Goofyfoot.
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goofyfoot wrote:Speaking of Macs, there was more than a little hype about Steve Jobs puttin' on an online Apple sale today. IMHO, he laid an egg. Dudsville, USA. Oh, well.....should I have expected more? Naaahhh! Just some thoughts from this curmudgeon. Ciao for now.....Goofyfoot.
Wow. On the Dutch spoken apple site I see savings up to 10 % for blackfriday. (And we dont even know a blackfriday over here unless it is about trafic jams.)
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berth wrote:
goofyfoot wrote:Speaking of Macs, there was more than a little hype about Steve Jobs puttin' on an online Apple sale today. IMHO, he laid an egg. Dudsville, USA. Oh, well.....should I have expected more? Naaahhh! Just some thoughts from this curmudgeon. Ciao for now.....Goofyfoot.
Wow. On the Dutch spoken apple site I see savings up to 10 % for blackfriday. (And we dont even know a blackfriday over here unless it is about trafic jams.)
:lol: :lol: Good one, Berth. Best regards.....Goofyfoot.
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Macs & Ric. Yep'per.
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6 Rics, 2 Macs (G4 iMac and a Macbook) and and iPod. Two of my favorite companies - Rickenbacker and Apple.
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One and One.
Both beauties.
Plus three Apple iPods and an iPhone.

Hey, there's a recession going on .. you think I'm made of money?!
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MY reason for asking the queston was to see if quality begets quality in other areas. Neither product is dominant in market share yet has an almost fanatical user base and many owners have multiple products
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twangs wrote:6 Rics, 2 Macs (G4 iMac and a Macbook) and and iPod. Two of my favorite companies - Rickenbacker and Apple.
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For a nanosecond there, Twangs, I thought I read 2 Rics and 6 Macs! Man, I've gotta get these contact lenses cleaned! Peace, out.....Goofyfoot.
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2 Ricks and I'm on my 6th Mac. I never switched (never owned a PC), and I'm embarrassingly Windows-illiterate. :oops:

My first Mac was a Performa 6200 CD (1995). I still have it and I play Oregon Trail on it sometimes. Then I had a Blueberry iMac DV that I bought in 2000. Next I had a G3 iBook, then a G4 PowerBook I bought in 2004 and I just retired in October when I got a new MacBook Pro (aka GlassBook Pro). When I was in college I snagged a Mac Plus that the Biology Department was getting rid of. It's circa 1986.

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mustangsally65 wrote:....I never switched (never owned a PC), and I'm embarrassingly Windows-illiterate. :oops:
Don't sweat it buddy, Windows is overrated. I use a PC and I hate 'em.

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Powerbook G4 (OS X Tiger); Ric 4003FL & 4003

If someone is a PC person that's totally cool, but I was raised on them, and converted to Mac as soon as I moved out.
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cassius987 wrote:If someone is a PC person that's totally cool, but I was raised on them, and converted to Mac as soon as I moved out.
You mean your parents abused you while you were under their wing? :shock: Someone tell the authorities, quick!!! :wink:
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Re: Rics and Macintosh

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Even though they cost about the same price and both accept digital input :mrgreen: , there are some important differences between a Mac and a Rick:

Plugging in your Rick is optional to enjoying it.

A Rick is just getting broken in after two years, while a Mac has reached the end of its special powers.

Your Mac wants constant upgrades of software and hardware. Your Rick just wants new strings.

RIC spends our dough in the good old USA. Apple is selling us down the river.

Call RIC and talk to a human being. Try that with Apple.

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