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Homonyms are the same as any other word and don't let Spell-check tell you that there's anything wrong with that.

I think I "must have" one of those rick acoustics, maybe a 12-string version in fireglo.

The one that answers the call.....

Clint wrote:Homonyms are the same as any other word and don't let Spell-check tell you that there's anything wrong with that.

Yep. So, tell me what's a homonym for "ghoti"?

I dunno, sounds kinda fishy to me...


As for must have Ricks, well, for me, if it's got highly figured wood, is a bass, and I don't own it, well, what more can I say?

Any one of their 12 strings.

You mean imagine I could only have one? God forbid. It's like a Sophie's Choice scenario.

But OK, for me the last one standing would be a 320/325. There's not another experience like it in the universe.

381--as soon as i saw a picture of one, i knew i'd get one. and i did!

Hey, what are you, homonymphobic?

Or perhaps a homonymphomaniac???

jingle_jangle wrote: Yep. So, tell me what's a homonym for "ghoti"?

I questioned George Bernard Shaw, but he told me to ask William Ollier.

Anyway, my "Must Have" would be a 365F.

my must have would be a 450/12 ! small, yet crisp and jingle-jangly ! kinda like "blue man" !

I'd say a 360 (6 or 12 string), but I already have one, soooo, for me at least, it would have to be a 381/6 (I already had an electric 12-string; it wasn't my cup of tea).

I've never played a 350, but have a 320 and some 360s. I've played a bunch of 330s in stores. I'd go for a 330 or 360 to get the classic tones. Toasters do have a special jangle, but hi-gains do the job, too. As others have hinted--play some and when one speaks to you, you'll know it.

From glancing at the replies on this post, I am amazed that no one mentioned an RM 1993. That would be my first choice, followed by a 360/365 OS, followed by a early 60's Capri.