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IvanMunoz wrote:For a bass, it would be a shortscale 4003S in blueboy with gold guards and TRC. Vintage pickups, a vintage tailpeice and a full length pickguard. With vintage knobs and tugbar.
I'm with you on that- I'd love a short scale 4003s with vintage pickups too. A 4001C64 or 4001V63 in Fireglo or creme like a Chris Squire 4001, please!

Guitar... another '60s vintage 335 or 365 O.S., but in jetglo!
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paologregorio wrote:
patdaddy wrote:I want a 341/12 LS - 3 toaster pickups, 12 string, light show, in Teal finish doublebound with checkerboard binding, crushed-pearl shark-fin inlays, ric-o-sound, 12 saddle bridge, and built-in compressor.

perhaps i could sell a few organs.

FYI: That would make the guitar a 371 WB: 330s do not have binding or triangle inlays. If the guitar is double bound and has inlays it's a 360/370/375. 330s and 360s used to always have the same body style until someone thought it was a good idea to design the corpulent-shaped 360 "New Style" body. Formerly, the 330 was a standard model that had dot inlays and no binding, while 360s were a deluxe model with binding on both sides, and triangle inlays, but both models shared the same body style.
Gosh...I'm working on something similar in a LS...
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jingle_jangle..
pictures, i need pictures.

also, a doubleneck lightshow would be cool...
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I'm not gonna reveal the finished product until it's exactly that...

Double-neck LS...you don't ask for much, do you? :lol: :lol: :lol: :mrgreen:
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LS? It can't be xmas all year around, guys :lol:

I hope Paul at least got a colour idea now for that other project where he wasn't going to share pictures off until he finally decided upon a colour and actually applied it :cry:
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Refresh my memory on that, Werner?
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In the thread where I was thinking up two slash holed 360s:
jingle_jangle wrote:Anyway, I'm nearly finished building one right now for an RRF buddy, and it's not too far off from Werner's idea, but I think it's a bit more elegant of a solution.
You then went on that you didn't know which colour to give it. And that's where the mist of time went over it... :wink:
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Time gets misty. Now I know which one I was referring to!

Yes. This project has had its color decided, and wait'll you see it. But it is still in-process. Next week: paint.
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I would like a 650 style bass. Can you do one up, Paul?
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Short answer: Yep.

Long answer and feasibility: It needs to have at least 50% genuine Rickenbacker content. So, starting with a 650 body and/or a Rick bass neck, we could fabricate the balance and use a mix of 650 and Rick bass hardware and electronics.
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shamustwin wrote:I would like a 650 style bass. Can you do one up, Paul?
I think it would work better with, say, a 30" scale.
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sloop_john_b wrote:
shamustwin wrote:I would like a 650 style bass. Can you do one up, Paul?
I think it would work better with, say, a 30" scale.
Maybe use a 3000 neck?
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jingle_jangle wrote:Short answer: Yep.

Long answer and feasibility: It needs to have at least 50% genuine Rickenbacker content. So, starting with a 650 body and/or a Rick bass neck, we could fabricate the balance and use a mix of 650 and Rick bass hardware and electronics.
There was a guy on Rickenbacker's forum, recently, saying he was going to convert his 650 into a bass. I don't know if he kept everyone updated, or not.
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