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And that's from the guy who wrote the book about them!

We men, always have excuses for these sorts of things

Yeah, mine is CRS disease. (Can't remember s**t)

bassduke49 wrote:Yeah, mine is CRS disease. (Can't remember s**t)

Could be Confusing Rickenbacker Specifications Disease? Or do you just not remember which disease it is you have?

jps wrote:

bassduke49 wrote:Yeah, mine is CRS disease. (Can't remember s**t)

Could be Confusing Rickenbacker Specifications Disease? Or do you just not remember which disease it is you have?

Yes.

bassduke49 wrote:Yeah, mine is CRS disease. (Can't remember s**t)

Nah, you didn't get my joke . Think sexist and horrible. I can't say more as it would be totally inappropriate

There are, of course, some jack plates that do not necessarily indicate authenticity - specifically those swapped out from another Rick by unscrupulous luthiers...

Ash

gibsonlp wrote:Nah, you didn't get my joke . Think sexist and horrible. I can't say more as it would be totally inappropriate

OK, got it. My memory is a little fuzzy on that issue.

Hello all
Yeah it was quite a drive but completely worth it. Gigged it a week later and loved it completely. It's quite a change for me as all my other basses are 5 string, active and my main bass is a 35 inch scale. So I'm relearning stuff in different positions. Worth it though!!
The band thought it was great too. Love the sound, look and feel. Why did I not get one before?

Have posted a new topic, doubt it's new to you chaps, but I'm hoping for some advice on how I can boost the output of the e string which seems lower than the adg?

Will send info to register it to me and some pics too when I get chance.

Cheers all, greetings from Somerset UK!
Steve

Happy to hear it all went well Steve!

stevehwgill wrote:Hello all


Cheers all, greetings from Somerset UK!
Steve

Very cool! I just bought a custom instrument from a recently retired luthier in Pilton - small world. Glad you are enjoying the bass!