Post of picture of you PLAYING your ric
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I broke my left hand three months ago and it hasn't really recovered yet, so I haven't been playing much; and if I'd been taking photos at the time, you'd notice my squint 5th finger and think, 'what sort of guitar player must she be?' Besides, I haven't been in a band for yonks so there aren't any onstage photos. I'm not a very good example of the genre!
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Cool custom truss rod cover. Is that binding or tape on the headstock?
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Yeah, tell us about it, Rebecca. Looks very nice!
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The headstock looks cool, Becky! I was wondering the same thing.aceonbass wrote:Cool custom truss rod cover. Is that binding or tape on the headstock?
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Headstock binding is like the perfect cream cheese icing on a succulent carrot cake. That is gorgeous. There's a website out there somewhere that describes the restoration of a 4001 that was badly damaged (neck in particular), and totally re-done with a purple gloss finish (with tiger striping in the wood) and binding all throughout. I'm sure someone here has seen it. Apparently, my google skills aren't pulling it up right now.
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B&W is cool all the time!ram wrote:... B&W can be so cool sometimes.
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I'm slightly ashamed to admit that it's not bona fide binding. About ten years ago I decided I wanted a 'deluxe' headstock to match the body, so I made do with the materials to hand. I could never understand why Rickenbacker didn't make them that way in the factory, and I'd never seen another like it. One day I'll have a luthier do a proper job.
Oh, and dinnae fash yersels; the original nameplate is safe and sound.
Oh, and dinnae fash yersels; the original nameplate is safe and sound.
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Cool, Becky. I love headstock bindings!
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That is great! Very nice picture...... and on another note, always good to see ricks in Tel Aviv!
it is what it is.
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Nice to see you, Rebecca.
I was in Ediburgh a year ago today -and wish I was back! Even if I got tossed out of the Tass, I felt quite at home there.
I was in Ediburgh a year ago today -and wish I was back! Even if I got tossed out of the Tass, I felt quite at home there.
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Hello all,
This is my first post here, and I thought I'd post a photo of me playing my 2005 4003FG in my music room.

This is my first post here, and I thought I'd post a photo of me playing my 2005 4003FG in my music room.

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Welcome to the forum, Dustin. I think this is one of the nicest places to hang out on the net with lots of friendly, knowledgeable folks, too.
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Welcome to the forum, Dustin!
JETGLO should officially be renamed JETGLO ROCKS! 
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Welcome aboard Dustin. I see your first post took a month to write - don't be such a stranger! 
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Actually, it's been a year and a month. LOL! Anyway, thanks to everybody for the warm welcome, and I look forward to reading, as well as contributing to this fine board.
"Possession is nine-tenths of the problem."
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