Posted: Fri Feb 10, 2006 7:44 pm
I played a 370BG twice, at Classic Axe, it was a sweet sweet instrument - tempting ! So there you have it, Anthony continues to make us jealous with his collection of semi-hollow Rics.
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Posted: Sun Feb 12, 2006 7:53 pm
Tony, That finish is gorgeous! It's like looking into the sun on that first pic! Geeeeeeeeez
Posted: Mon Feb 13, 2006 6:21 am
Early '80s Ricks are awesome, and somewhat overlooked. There doesn't seem to be many on the market either.
My March 1984 330 (which I bought new) is one of the best Rickys I've ever played, with a combination of features not found on Rickys from other eras.
My March 1984 330 (which I bought new) is one of the best Rickys I've ever played, with a combination of features not found on Rickys from other eras.
Posted: Mon Feb 13, 2006 6:58 am
I had a 12 string - mid eighties - like Tony's latest one and I couldn't give it away! - funny how these things go.
Posted: Mon Feb 13, 2006 5:51 pm
I had an 83 320 that had a 3/8" top which made it pretty heavy. Around 84/85 they went back to the 1/4" top and change the internal structure. I didn't like the 320,but I played a 360wb from the same year that sounded amazing. I kick myself for not buying it. Sweet find on the 360wb.
Posted: Mon Feb 13, 2006 7:42 pm
Lovely, lovely Rics, Tony....
Early '80s Rics are often overlooked and underrated..... My very first Ric, (and very favorite 330) is a 1982, and it is a wonderful-sounding and playing guitar with a beautiful smooth sound.... And I love it even more now that it's a Purpleburst!
Early '80s Rics are often overlooked and underrated..... My very first Ric, (and very favorite 330) is a 1982, and it is a wonderful-sounding and playing guitar with a beautiful smooth sound.... And I love it even more now that it's a Purpleburst!