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425 web site is started

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this is a work in progress ... still under construction ... but some cool photos ...

http://www.3dentourage.com/425/
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Very nice beginning Jeff. Thanks for adding your link here.
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This site has been updated ...

some cool pictures

http://www.3dentourage.com/425/
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Post by ken_swearingen »

the part's section really sucks.
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like it says ... the parts page is under construction ... soon to be updated
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Post by beatlefan »

Hey Jeff.....

I may have missed this from way back...why do you put the 5th tuner on the "bottom" side of the headstock?
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because that is the only place it will fit in without filling and redrilling ... the D and G string tuners are far enough apart ... the E and and A tuners are not ...

I think the 4003s5 headsock is too big ... the 4003/4004 headstock has enough room for 5 or 6 or 8 tuners if you are willing to fill holes and redrill ...

I prefer to do minimalist mods ... change as little as possible ... try to keep the original look and feel and vibe of the Ric bass as much as possible ... I also want the changes that I make to be as elegant and graceful as possible ... and reversable whenever possible ...
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Post by bbobb24 »

Very nice conversions, they look like factory made!
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thanks ...
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my web site updated again ...

http://www.3dentourage.com/425/
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Thanks for the re-direction Jeff. I think that the 5th tuner on the bottom looks so natural, adding to the 'factory' look. Although now-a-days I am primarily a guitarist (out of necessity), I have always considered myself to be a bassist. My first Ric was a new 4001 in 1978 but my 5 Ric guitars are complimented with a fireglo 4003. I would kill to try one of your 5 strings, but living in the UK, it is hardly likely. I am assuming that you are in the US (I might be wrong). Who knows, I might make it to the US one day & knock on your door. I am seriously impressed!
'Rickenbacker'...what a name! After all these years, it still thrills me.
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just call or e-mail me if you come to town and I'll show you some good old american hospitility ... in other words we can get a beer and a burger ...
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Sounds good....your on!
'Rickenbacker'...what a name! After all these years, it still thrills me.
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