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Ha, Ha....the experiment begins!!

Go for it!

Hey, I'll tell ya that out of all the Rick models that I've put in my hands, the 330 was the most natural for playing Blues. Should've bought one instead of my 335!

Ha, Ha....the experiment begins!!

and it will succeed!

he he

Can't wait to hear your thoughts, Tony. Is that White?

Trotty's beaten you to it on my 381:

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Trotty's beaten you to it on my 381:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7Y5NfEBGW0

So how did he get that sound? Pedal? Pre-amp overdrive? Boost?

You should be able to get an excellent blues sound out of almost any Ric. I can with my 620, every bit as good as you can get with a strat or a tele. The 330 and the 360 should really be able to get some great blues tone.

I get great Steven Stills tones from my 320, sounds great with the Blues. The hi-gains go so sweetly into overdrive.

scotty wrote:he he

ha ha

Texas Blues?