Another peek

Vintage, Modern, V & C series, Fretless, Signature & Special Editions

Moderators: rickenbrother, ajish4

User avatar
basmansam
Member
Posts: 387
Joined: Sun Feb 11, 2007 12:58 pm

Re: Another peek

Post by basmansam »

bassduke49 wrote:Sam, yes it is. And I say so in the caption and in one of my messages above.

Thanks!

Paul
I see!! I stand corrected!! :) :)
User avatar
Ric N. Backer
Member
Posts: 427
Joined: Sat Nov 13, 2010 11:12 pm

Re: Another peek

Post by Ric N. Backer »

I was wondering...

Are you going to include any technical stuff (in the appendix perhaps), relating to truss rod adjustments, and any other of the commonly asked questions pertaining to stellar instrument maintenance/performance?

It might be cool to have a step by step procedure, with photos, that depict such things. :wink:
If Mozart were with us today, he'd play a Fireglo 4001C64! ~~~*~~~ Beethoven, on the other hand, would play a Matte Jetglo 4001C64S!
rickaddict
Senior Member
Posts: 6163
Joined: Mon Mar 29, 2004 7:46 am

Re: Another peek

Post by rickaddict »

johnhall wrote:Based on the serial number, I would say this is probably a "B" bass, But it is indeed hard to tell sometimes, especially if there have been modifications along the line.
Hmmm...Interesting. I now can say that I've seen my first one. I didn't know that RIC ever really made any, because AFAIK I had never seen one.
bassduke49 wrote: Supposedly, the detail compromises made in the development of the B series prompted the then new (?) CEO John Hall to scrap the line (and possibly roll some heads) and start producing the much more accurate (looking) V series.
A good call IMO! Again, not to dis my beloved 4003S's, but they really aren't a good reproduction of an RM 1999... toaster or not.

8)
Post Reply

Return to “Rickenbacker Basses: by Joey Vasco & Tony Cabibe”