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johnallg wrote:NOS RIC flats (Maxima) are pretty heavenly too.I just pulled out the 2004 with them on and fell in love all over again.
A 2004, you have the Holy Grail of Rick basses! 
Smarty pants! 2004 4003.....jps wrote:johnallg wrote:NOS RIC flats (Maxima) are pretty heavenly too.
So, you actually have a 3004?johnallg wrote:Smarty pants! 2004 4003.....jps wrote:johnallg wrote:NOS RIC flats (Maxima) are pretty heavenly too.
Wait, I get it, you suffer from dyslexia?
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sloop_john_b wrote:You can thank me later.coolingitdown wrote:Oh, I know it, and I've tried several of them! I would just love it if RIC would start branding flats again, made somewhat to the specs of the old ones (Maximas, were they?).
I know I'm part of a small (but growing and passionate) niche on this one, but those of us looking to capture that 60's tone and vibe would love to see these!
Yeah, I've got a set. Unfortunately, I'm in a hard rock/grunge kind of band, and we tune DGCF. Light tension TIs just don't get it done. I absolutely love the tone on those, though! If I ever leave this band, the TIs go right back on! Or if I get a 4001c64 (that'll be the day!), it can be the beneficiary.fran4001 wrote:The TI Jazz Flat 344's are heavenly on my '73. I have TIs on 9 Hofners and 4 Fenders too. They're that good!
I thought maybe John had a 2 string version of a 4004!jps wrote:
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