How not to string your Rickenbacker....

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jps
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Re: How not to string your Rickenbacker....

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Grey wrote:I can't image that. A few months of playing is all it takes for strings to get dull and lifeless.
Apparently, you don't have enough instruments to last long enough. :wink:
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Re: How not to string your Rickenbacker....

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jps wrote:
Grey wrote:
edski wrote:Been that way a couple years
You've been using the same strings for two years?
I can go for years between string changes on my basses, and usually a year or more on my guitars.

I've had the same Rickenbacker brand nylon tape wound strings on my '92 4003FL FG since 1999. They feel amazing and sound even better.
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Re: How not to string your Rickenbacker....

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I usually play on a set until I break a string which is anywhere from 1-5 years. When I finally do switch it's like playing a new bass. It's wonderful.
September 1978 4001 JG (Jeff Goldblum)
May 2014 4003W (Walter Sobchak)
December 1995 4003 MG (Bass of Spades)
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Re: How not to string your Rickenbacker....

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You guys are crazy. :lol:
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