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admin wrote:As with most photos, this one is worth more than 1000 words. Enthusiasm, pride, sharing and friendship were all captured in a split second. Surely an "amberglo" moment.

The rickresource forum: Enthusiasm, pride, sharing and friendship, captured in time.

Jon: Thanks for the sentiment. It is appreciated.

Here's the difference between Fireglo and Amber Fireglo:-

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Here's the difference between Fireglo and Amber Fireglo:-

Wow, The Man can actually juggle Rickenbakers!

Wow, The Man can actually juggle Rickenbakers!

Yeah, there is actually a 3rd Rick, a 4080 doubleneck, spinning above him out of the frame. What can I say, the man has talent.

On topic, My new 4003 AFG should be here today or tomorrow.

On topic, My new 4003 AFG should be here today or tomorrow.

That must be a "good feeling" phrase to put in a post.

Here's my latest AFG guitar that I bought from a collector in The States...

Beautiful guitar Robert congratulations

Cheers Scotty....

Beautiful indeed Robert

Love the gold guards,looks just right

Thanks John, yes I too like the gold,she also plays and sounds fantastic too...

Robert, that is one of the most beautiful guitars I have ever seen. Lucky man.

I like it. I've got one in mind right now - just waiting to check when it may come in from Rickenbacker.
It's been on order for a while and is the last one expected to come in for this dealer. I sure hope it is in the works.
I was trying to decide on AFG or MG. I finally decided on the AFG because it was only available for 2006 even though
the last orders are still trickling in here are there.

Luckily the MG will be available probably as long as Rickenbacker is making guitars. So I can get one of those later.

I don't mind the ambered binding.
It's not a Fireglo - it's a Amber Fireglo. I look at it as another entirely different color choice with a different color binding.
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My goodness. Absolutely drop dead gorgeous 381!!!

Ricmanx1 wrote:Here's my latest AFG guitar that I bought from a collector in The States...

Robert, that 381 is just spectacular! I recall reading somewhere (it may have been Ben Hall) saying that Eric B. and the boys at the paint shop have really got the AFG dialed in. Your guitar is proof positive of that.

ric330 wrote:...I don't mind the ambered binding.
It's not a Fireglo - it's a Amber Fireglo. I look at it as another entirely different color choice with a different color binding.
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I agree. It looks great. IIRC the binding is the same white binding RIC uses on their other guitars, but the amber tinted clearcoat sprayed over the top of the guitar is what give it that aged look.