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A New Rickenbacker Bass I'd Like To See

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John:

How about a bass with a 350 body?
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I would like to see a 3000-ish shortscale with a 420/450 body. Like a shorter 4001 with a shorter 4001-ish upper horn:)
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Chris P wrote:I would like to see a 3000-ish shortscale with a 420/450 body. Like a shorter 4001 with a shorter 4001-ish upper horn:)
I would be interested if this idea was for a neck trough vs a bolt-on... there are enough bolt-on basses in the world...
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here's a computer mockup a member did...

download/file.php?id=29310&mode=view

here's the thread on it...

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=393351&p=599492&hilit=4450#p599492
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FWIW-
I'm in the process of puting a bass neck on a 381 body.
(Well I've turned the project over to some one...)
It's going to be short scale; the Maximas I have
are medium scale so I thought I'd better make the bass
to fit the strings....
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Great! I like the first posts better than the later ones. First drawing is much more simple.
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chefothefuture wrote:FWIW-
I'm in the process of puting a bass neck on a 381 body.
(Well I've turned the project over to some one...)
It's going to be short scale; the Maximas I have
are medium scale so I thought I'd better make the bass
to fit the strings...
That's been one of my fantasy Ricks as I've mentioned for years, the 4381JV. If it ever were to happen, I'd want it to be long scale.
JETGLO should officially be renamed JETGLO ROCKS! :-)
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LenMinNJ wrote:John:

How about a bass with a 350 body?
And a slotted headstock! Jetglo finish with a gold pickguard and TRC.
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rickenbrother wrote:
chefothefuture wrote:FWIW-
I'm in the process of puting a bass neck on a 381 body.
(Well I've turned the project over to some one...)
It's going to be short scale; the Maximas I have
are medium scale so I thought I'd better make the bass
to fit the strings...
That's been one of my fantasy Ricks as I've mentioned for years, the 4381JV. If it ever were to happen, I'd want it to be long scale.
I had a long scale neck on it at first but aside from being
unbalanced , it wasn't aesthetically pleasing.
We'll have to see what the "4006" looks like whenever
the new neck happens....
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I would like any that I do not already own as it will be new to me....Muahahahahahahahahaa :twisted:
My Ric Basses are:
76' 3000 MG ---09' 4003 MG
77' 3001 MG ---92' 2060 FG
77' 4001 Jetglo---93' 2060 FG
Other
08' Fender "Geddy Lee" Sig. Jazz Bass
82' Kawai F-II-B
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