Rickenbacker 2001 neck (!)

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rickfan60
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Post by rickfan60 »

Looks like one truss rod..... Copy.
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Post by kcole4001 »

Definitely a faker, but it's the closest to getting the proper fingerboard color. The inlays are ****, though.
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Hmm... Yes. Damn fakes. The inlays are **** - I'll say. One dead giveaway is the distance between the "horizontal" side of the inlays and the fret next to it. On a real Rick neck, said distance is noticeably shorter. I won't go into the other dead giveaways.
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The other dead giveaway is the fact it's not attached to the rest of an instrument.
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Post by captain_jetglo »

Excuse me but... whoever sells it says very clearly that is a copy (both in german and english). Is a bloody copy but at least they warn about. Not as happened to me a couple years ago with a 4001 bridge, the guy told me it was an original piece, I bought it and when I wanted to assemble it... cold sweat
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Post by philipharris »

Gone!
enough, already.
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