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Post by rickde »

I'm going to purchase a new 4003. I've been surfing around and trying to find the lowest cost. So far $950 is the cheapest. Does anyone out there know of any on-line resellers that will sell for cheaper than $950?
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Post by jwr2 »

To get a cheaper price you will have to go for a used ric ...
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That's pretty much as low as you'll find it anywhere. I'm not aware of anyone local or online selling for less.
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Post by rob »

$950 is as low as you can go. The cheapest for a new one near me is $969.99 plus tax.
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Post by rob »

P.S. Pick me up one, too for that price!!! Make it two or three!!!
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Post by ricnvolved »

Rick-- PickoftheRicks has a 2003 4003MG currently for sale. It may not be *brand new* in the technical sense of the phrase but it's probably right next to it. You'll have to e-mail or call to get his price though. I have no idea if his price would be competitive as opposed to a new one.
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Post by wints »

There,s a mint mapleglo 2002...unplayed, on e-bay now at $800 in N.Y....
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Post by beatlefan »

I just bought a new 4003FG w/case & shipping from
American Musical for $999.00

Does the $950 include case & shipping? If so, I might return mine.... ;)
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you can get it cheaper if you go for a blem ...
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Post by webhead »

I got a Jetglo 4003 with case and shipping included for $995 from Musicians Friend
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Post by jwr2 »

I have owned 11 or so Rics ... never a new one ... they were all good basses ...
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Post by rickcrazy »

Same here.
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Post by rictified »

I've had a bunch of them mostly used, but there is nothing like buying a brand new Ric. They are beautiful in every sense of the word, look great, play great, and smell great. And they get worn in the way YOU play. But then again I love any Ric, used or new.
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I only have one Ric, a 4001, and it's used but in surprisingly great condition (though I do think the truss rod needs adjusting). It'd be nice to get another one, but I'd rather have a couple different kinds of basses first and focus on putting together a rig. Maybe one day...
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