The CEO actively participates in this forum, answering members questions and concerns directly. How much more can one expect?johnhall wrote:With all due respect, it's pretty hard to argue that point successfully when the factory is at 100% capacity, more business than we can handle.Steve Gunderson wrote:. . . it is the entire selection of posts that seem to be saying that RIC needs to take on board customer wishes and desires.
Sure Wish There Was Something New
Moderators: rickenbrother, ajish4
Re: Sure Wish There Was Something New
Jangle, Chime & Twang.
-
Steve Gunderson
- New member
- Posts: 76
- Joined: Thu Nov 01, 2007 9:59 pm
Re: Sure Wish There Was Something New
Thank you, Mr Hall, for your response to my last post. It is to your credit and RIC's that you are at 100% capacity. The message is clear that RIC produces excellent products that are in very high demand (I have two RICS and would not trade them for any other guitar). My point has been that I am not sure how much customer input is considered when you make vintage, reissues, or new guitars. I am not meaning to be disrespectful either, but it seems a bit arbitrary to me and is maybe not moved by customer wishes. Again, happy to be proved wrong!
-
Rickissippi
- Junior Member
- Posts: 143
- Joined: Wed Nov 23, 2011 2:05 pm
- Contact:
Re: Sure Wish There Was Something New
well played sir!!!!Rickissippi wrote:
♪♫♪♫I need new strings, these ones have a bunch of dang wrong notes on 'em ♫♪♫♪
http://www.reverbnation.com/#!/thesubtleties
http://www.reverbnation.com/#!/thesubtleties
-
Rickissippi
- Junior Member
- Posts: 143
- Joined: Wed Nov 23, 2011 2:05 pm
- Contact:
Re: Sure Wish There Was Something New
If only I could have found a vid with them doing this one on their Ricks.fluffy wrote:well played sir!!!!![]()
![]()
Re: Sure Wish There Was Something New
johnhall wrote:No, you are absolutely correct on this.Steve Gunderson wrote: My point was that they do not seem to take into account what their customers would like to see. I am, however, happy to be corrected on this.
Given that we are a business, we take into account what our customers want to buy.
A case in point is the comment about Azureglo. We offered it for years but few bought it (ironically making it rare now, and possibly more desirable). But Midnite sells quite well, so why would we dump something that sells for something that didn't just because someone would like to see it?
I noticed that there are a couple of new colors for the Japanese market... unless I'm mistaken. Santa Ana SkyGlo and PlumGlo. SkyGlo is GORGEOUS! Perchance a nod to AzureGlo?
-
Petenbacker
- New member
- Posts: 36
- Joined: Wed Feb 13, 2013 7:41 pm
Re: Sure Wish There Was Something New
Ok,everybody relax. There is so much we could say, so many dreams of....... But, you are what you is, and that's all it is.(Frank Zappa).rickenbacker guitars are.......... Rickenbacker guitars. Love em', hate em', some supreme guitars,some not so good, they will be available when they're ready! Quality takes time. By the way John I think I might have bought one of those before morning smoko guitars, but moved it on to some other muppet. We love them, we pay for the art! We won't give up the habit. We're sucking it up, and we love it!!

-
Petenbacker
- New member
- Posts: 36
- Joined: Wed Feb 13, 2013 7:41 pm
Re: Sure Wish There Was Something New
Oh,I forgot to mention, the mystique, the magic, the limited supply only makes it better. It ain't no Indonesian fender, it's still made in California! Now, John when are you coming down under for a beer?
-
stringsncords
- Intermediate Member
- Posts: 702
- Joined: Mon Mar 31, 2008 7:58 pm
Re: Sure Wish There Was Something New
I played a 360 Walnut yesterday, and liked it so much, I ordered one.
Nice and light, and the fingerboard does actually have a very light sheen; not totally "dry" as I expected an unfinished board would feel.
Really nice!
Nice and light, and the fingerboard does actually have a very light sheen; not totally "dry" as I expected an unfinished board would feel.
Really nice!
Re: Sure Wish There Was Something New
You really do not want an unfinished maple fingerboard, so it's a good thing there is a light coat on it.stringsncords wrote:I played a 360 Walnut yesterday, and liked it so much, I ordered one.
Nice and light, and the fingerboard does actually have a very light sheen; not totally "dry" as I expected an unfinished board would feel.
Really nice!
