Nothing beats a Rickenbacker

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

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gothbin
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Post by gothbin »

Beside my 2003 FG 4003 I have the following basses: Epiphone Flying V (for the fun and looks), A steve harris P bass, a Status Graphite Energy 5, A Catalyst Tigris Bass and an old P/J bass which needs a new neck. The latter is getting a J neck instead of the P neck and the fingerboard has to be maple...

All are different, but I like my Ric most. Mostly for rehearsel and gigging I take the Status, as it is the cheapest good sounding/playing bass. I rehearse after working time, so the bass has to stay in the trunk of my car all day, and the Status got a Graphite neck that doesn't fear cold heat and humidity. I wouldn't do that with my Ric, and sometimes I take the ric for gigging, never for rehearsel.
Beside owning 14 guitars and basses and my own homestudio, what do I want more?
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johnallg
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Post by johnallg »

As to the thread title; a 10 lb. maul....

Ok, sorry..... ;)
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72rick
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Post by 72rick »

Nobody else has shown this combo!
"AlembRick"!
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Rickenbacker; '72 FireGlo 4001, '81 JetGlo 4001. '90 Alembic Flame-Koa Persuader.
Custom Hand-Made(Self) 4-String Natural Maple Bass.
Ampeg B-15R & B-15E Bass Amp (2-15 All-Tube 100w Stack, both S/N 1)
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Post by gareth »

4000, two 4001's and a 4004LK.

I have all the sounds I want. If it can't be played on one of those, I'm not playing it.

There, I said it :-)
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Post by blue_meanie »

"There aren't any Hofners in Vancouver, BC," -- David, I am from Winnipeg, and a few months ago I saw a Hofner in a Quest Musique, so it is definitely worth checking out.
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Post by wints »

I'm still looking for a nice long scale Series 1 Alembic, something a little different, or most preferably a fretless.
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Post by pflash4001 »

Steve Harris kicks ***, but I also love Mike Mesaros' playing. And he plays RICS!!!!!
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