Rickresource Rickenbacker Forum

scotty wrote:Hi my names Scotty and I'm a big sexy chunky hunk....
I'm seeking love and compassion. ....

Born and raised in New Yawk, New Yawk. Been in Northeast Pennsylvania the last decade.

Scotty I don't know if you can find what you are looking for on the mainland!

admin wrote:Scotty I don't know if you can find what you are looking for on the mainland!

Lol.....

Born and raised in Melbourne, Orstraya.

girllennon76 wrote:

ajish4 wrote:Born & raised in New York.

Now living in South Florida. I've been a member here since 2005, annoying people ever since.

Howdy, neighbor! I'm in Deerfield Beach, FL (just 10 minutes north of Ft Lauderdale). I've been part of the RRF since '99 or 2000, but I couldn't access to my previous user account, girllennon, hence the girllennon76 moniker, so I appear to be a newb when I'm not. I was the proud owner of a '96 325v63, but sadly sold the guitar in November due to hardship. I plan on getting another 325 when things aren't so tight. For now, I just pine and drool over other Rics, lol.

Howdy Joelle!

You're only about a 45 minute ride south of me!

I hear you about the drooling! LOL! I have a thing for RIC basses. However, as of late I'm venturing into 6 string territory....you guitarists have SO many choices!

I obviously spend far too much time on Facebook..............I was looking for the like button to "like" your post Tony. Enjoy that skinny stringed beast of yours. It's a keeper.

Originally from Roswell Army Air Field in Roswell, New Mexico (yes, that Roswell). Been living in Las Vegas, Nevada for about 32 years now. Trying to get several bass/guitar projects done this year; have put them off for too long (especially the '87 330 Rick).

I'm originally from eastern Pennsylvania, but have lived in MA, near Boston since 1987.

I've been playing since around '78.

I grew up in Brownsville, TX (On The Border, By The Sea) and now reside in Cypress, TX (NW Houston). In between Brownsville and Cypress, I lived in the following places: New Orleans, LA; Tomah, WI; Stillwater, OK; Memphis, TN; Long Beach, NY; Adams, WI; Steamboat Springs, CO; El Paso, TX; Torrance, CA.

I've been a member of this forum since 2000.

Born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio. I've been a member of the RRF since 2010.

I'm originally from Baltimore, MD, but moved to Malibu, CA in 2000. I've been member of RRF since 2005, I think it was....been to a couple of the SoCal Confluences, including the 75th Anniversary back in 2006. Long time RIC owner (1975 - first RIC bass was at 4000)..now I have a large number of basses and guitars, and have been studying and playing for 41 years now.

I'm presently living in Englewood, Colorado, and we're slated for a warm week here. I just finished tearing-out the ice dams on a particular section of my roof on the north side.

I've been playing my PW-refinished 4003 almost every day for several hours during the winter, and I am realizing that my E is buzzing more than I'd like up above the 7th fret, and that I'm going to have to flip the A string's saddle to improve intonation. Kind of dreaming about a series/parallel option, too; maybe I should ship the whole thing to Dane...

Hello. I'm in the not-so-sunny state of Delaware.

I very recently bought my first ever Rickenbacker, a Jetglo 360/12, after desiring one for some 30-years.

I changed my strings yesterday and find the R tailpiece to be an unfortunate design. It's great when the string slides neatly into place (which it did for 5 of the strings) but a real fiddly pain when they didn't want to seat properly. Would be great if the 'R' maybe had a hinge so that it could open and allow a little more access space.

Bloody great guitar other than that though and I am very happy to finally own one

I'm a little late to the party here, I live in a small town about 20 miles north of Dayton Ohio. I've been a member here coming up on 14 years (this month I believe), love Rickenbacker basses, and have a new Fireglo 4003S currently on order.