Set Neck 450/12

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Set Neck 450/12

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Set neck 450/12, this seems strange. Are there many of these or was this a mistake in the manufacturing process?
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Re: Set Neck 450/12

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Aren't they all set-necks? (450 models, that is). As for 12 string versions, I don't think they are super rare.
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They are all set necks. Quite a nice feature for the "low end" Rickys.

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By the way, What year is that? Details please.

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Janglyman wrote:They are all set necks. Quite a nice feature for the "low end" Rickys.
Some are neck-through.
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Janglyman wrote:They are all set necks. Quite a nice feature for the "low end" Rickys.

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Low end. :shock: Rickenbacker dont have low end!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :lol:
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scotty wrote:
Janglyman wrote:They are all set necks. Quite a nice feature for the "low end" Rickys.

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Low end. :shock: Rickenbacker dont have low end!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :lol:
Sure they do! The basses handle the low end!

Oh yeah, I seem to recall you didn't know what a bass was...
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I have NO idea what to do with those skinny stringed things... I'm just a bass player...
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Re: Set Neck 450/12

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"By the way, What year is that? Details please."

It is from this Ebay listing:

http://cgi.ebay.com/1966-12-String-Rick ... 240%3A1318

My 1965 450/12 is a through neck. All of my 450/6's are through necks. I thought the set neck was generally just used on the Electro ES-17 (420).
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Janglyman wrote:They are all set necks. Quite a nice feature for the "low end" Rickys.

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Who you calling "low end", vato?

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Certainly not Babaloo!
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kennyhowes wrote:
Janglyman wrote:They are all set necks. Quite a nice feature for the "low end" Rickys.
Some are neck-through.
+1. More were thru neck rather than set neck. I have seen 6-string 460s that were a set neck as well, from 1966.
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I should have said "inexpensive" maybe? and what's a vato?
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David,

Babaloo has some 'splainin' to do. What part of Chi are you in ? I'm in Park Ridge.

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Both my 450-12 and 425 were non bolt on.
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Re: Set Neck 450/12

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Russell, I am in McKinley Park, Damen/35th now. I was in Wicker Park for about 10 years, but I bought what I could afford. I am going to the Map Room tonight, always like talkin geetars.
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