A little short on creative pickguard ideas?

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Ric N. Backer
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A little short on creative pickguard ideas?

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Here's a honey of a design. :oops:

Anyone here have the heart to tell 'em the guard ain't original? :wink:

http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-73-Rickenba ... 4aa6badf9a

Yea, you see some frightening things on the bay. :shock:
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What is this I dont even
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interesting-got a schaller bridge on it just like the latest 4004's.........seller seems to think these go for $3000,it needs to be a few years older ..... :roll: :D
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Well, ya know, all those upgrades are just bound to increase the value...
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He knows it's not original. He says "All Original" in the auction, but then goes on to say that "I know these are selling for over 3,000$, but i'm listing this at 1,700$".

Nonsense.

If you know they're selling for twice that then thats what you list it at, I refuse to believe he shaved half the price off out of the goodness of his heart. Anybody can look up "1973 4001" on google and see what it's supposed to look like.
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Not the worst surround I've ever seen for that type of replacement bridge, but that pickguard is hideous.
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rickenbrother wrote:Not the worst surround I've ever seen for that type of replacement bridge, but that pickguard is hideous.
MTE! (My thoughts exactly!)
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cassius987 wrote:
rickenbrother wrote:Not the worst surround I've ever seen for that type of replacement bridge, but that pickguard is hideous.
MTE! (My thoughts exactly!)
There's plenty of others out there that leave something to be desired. :lol: :lol: :lol:
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