Putting the 4002 though its’ paces.

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Hey Jdog, how come Biscuti gets to go to the cool parties with you (like that one)???Image

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"Dumb question - were all 4002's equipped with black pg's?"
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The 4002 pg's are actually b/w/b, right?
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The 4002 pg's are actually b/w/b, right?

Correct
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Hey JDog...what does the blond have in her right hand?
'73 4001 MG '88 4003S JG '89 4003S FG '91 4003S MG
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I am not going to comment on that one....
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ben_brown wrote:Hey JDog...what does the blond have in her right hand?
Jdog's headstock?
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...Rim Shot :!:
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And not a single donkey in that bar, I bet.
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Hey, great thread (up until the last pages :D ). Are there any other threads on the nitty gritty and finer details of the 4002 pickups? I'd like to read more.
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I'm sure they were discussed a number of other times on this forum.

But how to find the threads? Me no know!


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I've looked at a handful and most of them really don't get down to the finer points. Most of the time they are just mentioned and referred to in some mystical way. I'll try a fourth time (count 'em) but so far I haven't found any threads that were nearly so informative as this one--and none that address just the pickups. It's been many months since I tried though.

Anyways, just thought I'd ask. Thanks! Again, great thread.
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Hemispheres was a 4002
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I've done some recording and gigs with my recently acquired 4002 and came up with a couple of observations. First, I didn't realize that using the XLR connection only engages the bridge pickup (I wonder what the thought was behind this wiring?). Also I find that cranking the tone controls acts like a mid-range boost. Very different than a 4003! I think the ebony board also contributes to the mid-range projection of the 4002 - any bass I've played with an ebony board seems to share this characteristic.
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Well, if you're not happy with it, I'll gladly take it off your hands. :D
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jps wrote:Well, if you're not happy with it, I'll gladly take it off your hands. :D
When did I say I wasn't happy with it? :) Quite the contrary - the tone and playability have made the 4002 my favourite Rickenbacker bass!
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