"Do they have AA for Rick bass owners . . ."
Hi...my name is Mike and I am a Ric-o-haulic.
It's been about a year since I last set foot in these forums.
It's been hard, too, because this is my all time favorite on-line discussion board.
Why is it my favorite?
1. Because it's a civil and (mostly

) mature place to chat about what many agree are the best-sounding bass guitars ( yes, I realize there are guitar forums as well, but I don't care...

)
2. Because I have met some wonderful people here, who generously share their knowledge and experience so that "junior" members can get answers to their questions and/or problems
3. Because it is hosted by a guy (thanks again, Peter) who has a boat-load of class and the desire to help everyone enjoy a safe and friendly place to hang out
4. Because it's a brand-specific forum that has, as an active member - the CEO of the company. If ever there is a deciding "opinion" or fact required, nobody is better qualified to do that than John Hall himself
With that said, then why do I come for a while then go away for months at a time?
1. Because inevitably, somebody will be offering up for sale my next dream bass...
To a
normal guy, this would be a very good thing.
But, I have a huge desire to accumulate Rickenbacker basses... I just don't have the resources to buy all the ones I want. So for me, as in the real AA, "one is too many and a thousand isn't enough"
Well, actually one or two - or even 10 is OK...but you get the idea.
Yes, it's very, very sad, but I don't look for your sympathy...
I am just hoping you may understand my situation, and that you might forgive what may seem to be an unfriendly manner when I go disappearing from time to time.
Thank you fer listening.
