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Re: 4001C64

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Forgive my ignorance here - but that sounds like the fret that sits right next to the nut on my late 60s Yamaha SA-17 bass (and the matching guitar models). I'm not sure what it means in the case of the C64?
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Happyface wrote:Forgive my ignorance here - but that sounds like the fret that sits right next to the nut on my late 60s Yamaha SA-17 bass (and the matching guitar models). I'm not sure what it means in the case of the C64?
Yep, same thing. The 4001c64S has a zero fret, as added by Paul McCartney. The regular 4001c64 and other Ric basses do not.
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dpowell wrote: Yep, same thing. The 4001c64S has a zero fret, as added by Paul McCartney. The regular 4001c64 and other Ric basses do not.
Thanks!! And thanks for the photo. That explains it. I don't have an S model.

Appreciate the clarification.
Currently: Tuxedo, 1972 4000

Past holdings: 1968 4005, Blackstar, 3000, CS, Alembric, Tuxedo, 360-12, Blackstar, 360-12, 1982 4003, Shadow, 4003 SnowGlow, CS in that order.
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berth wrote:A clickable picture of mine for those waiting:

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Those are some seriously amazing photos. :shock:
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Just thought I would bring this topic into 2009!
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s4001 wrote: Those are some seriously amazing photos. :shock:
Thanx. My girlfriend took them.
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basmansam wrote:MF shows availability for 4001C64 MG 1/12/09 and FG 12/31/09.
When I ordered my 4003FG in February of 2006 they showed them as being available in June of 2008. I changed my order to JG when they became available in September of 2008. The Fireglo has not yet become available. I know they do their best to estimate delivery dates, but their estimates are unreliable, at best. :|
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So, when will this last run be made? Are they already made and being shipped soon? Or will there be a last run made this year, then that's it?
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RobRick wrote:So, when will this last run be made? Are they already made and being shipped soon? Or will there be a last run made this year, then that's it?
It will be at least a couple of years. There will probably be an overlap with the"new" model yet to be announced.
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Sounds good, I want to get one this year, so I will start searching.

I am curious what Rickenbacker will come up with next!
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dog wrote:I know they do their best to estimate delivery dates, but their estimates are unreliable, at best. :|
No authorized Rickenbacker dealer can tell you when your order will come in. They can estimate based on their own order / delivery history with RIC. But that estimate is just a guess from what they've seen in the past.
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Sounds like, in this case, patience is not only a virtue, but a mandate as well! :D
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An FG was just shipped to Guitar Showcase in San Jose. Is this a good sign?
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Lefty?
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Apple Music Portland Oregon has been shipped a 4001C64S. Maybe Rickenbacker is going to open the chute for C64' and C64S'!!
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