Which Rick Do You Have?

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Post by highway_star »

'73 4001 Jetglo
'05 4001C64 Fireglo strung with TI Jazz Flats
'06 4001 AFG

I have a '99 4001v63, but I'm not sure how much longer I'm going to keep it.
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Post by bob_atherton »

Just the one at the moment.

My 1972 MG 4001.

A 1979 4001S Burg in on its way from the US.
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Post by jdogric12 »

'85 4003 MG BT
'92 4003FL FG
'82 4080 FG

I record mostly with the doubleneck bass since it has the best sustain (that huge maple body).

I play out with the 4003's though because they look COOL.
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Post by teeder »

Just two for me.
1993, 4001V63 MG / Love the look, feel, and tone!
1972, 4001 FG / See above!
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Post by iamthebassman »

'91 4001CS-LH
'82 4001S-LH
'80 4003-LH
'03 340-LH
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Post by lucky »

1992 4003-My first Ricenbacker bought for my
birthday,by my girlfriend.
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Post by shinynewtoy »

Just my lonely '77 4001... I think she needs a sibling...
What do you mean the Bass is too loud???
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Post by lucky »

It helps if you read your post before sending,i missed the k in Rickenbacker.
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Post by 12stringbassist »

3x 4003: Fireglo, Blue Boy and Midnight Blue.
All from last few years.

http://www.crazeeworld.plus.com/images/kerbcrawlers/guitars/gang_of_four.jpg

Despite protestations that the colour will degrade and it will go green, my Blue Boy remains the same colour it was the day I got it - but then I don't use it much. The Fireglo is just lovely. The Midnight Blue may get refinished when I can afford it as it has 'cosmetic issues' (that I really don't want to go into anymore!!). I am trying to think of a really radical finish for it. Perhaps chrome would be nice.

The 'rogue intruder' in the pic is a greenburst John Birch (custom made in 1976).
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Post by sloop_john_b »

'99 4003 "v68" - My first good instrument, it has been there every step of the way on my "musical path". Dale's work on it only made it that much more sentimental - and cool looking!. Great neck, great sound.

'74 4005WB - An excellent alternative to my 4003, this is Rickenbacker's version of a Hofner IMO. That neck pickup really thumps! It's also my first hollowbody bass, a concept I have come to really love. Looks awesome, too.
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Post by gareth »

4003 MG - Serial No - MO 9510 - D.O.M January 1997 - Sold July 30th 2006 to forum member.

4001 FG - Serial No - SB 1102 - D.O.M February 1979

4001 JG - Serial No - OL 8063 - D.O.M December 1975

4000 AZ - Serial No - UH 2825 - D.O.M August 1980

4004LK - Serial No - 0516938 - D.O.M October 2005 - 24 of 100
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Post by ram »

I have:
a '74 MG 4001 bought in 1974
a '00 FG 4003s5 bought in 2005
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Post by philipharris »

C64, CS, 4001S, 2x4003, V63, '65 & '79 4001
enough, already.
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Post by marc67 »

'92 4003JG, '79 4001WHT, '03 C64MG, 2xV63FG ('99, '00), not basses but 381V69/12, 360V64/12.

Dreaming of a pre '73 (or '73 with all the goodies...)
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Post by gothbin »

I only have one Rickenbacker a Fireglow 4003 from 2003. I love it all what this bass offers on playability and tone.... what can I say more?
Beside owning 14 guitars and basses and my own homestudio, what do I want more?
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