Here's a nasty idea of a Rickenbacekr bass
Posted: Sun Jan 06, 2008 11:38 pm
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Shore does...and the Roger Rabbit comment is right on, too...there was a guy on Ebay a couple of years back that had three of these for sale; two geetars and one bass. They were "created" for a movie. They look pretty strange being played by humans. The guitars were very large and actually had twisted necks, though the geometry was cleverly worked out. He was looking for something like $3.5K per; no sale I recall. There were shots of these being played by people in large, flourescent-colored zoot suits and huge fedoras. Oddly, the drum set was factory stock. Now, THAT was a missed opportunity to do some crazy stuff.beatlefreak wrote:Looks like it came out of a cartoon!
I remember seeing those, now that you mention it. And I agree with you on the missed drum set opportunity. That could have been good.jingle_jangle wrote:Shore does...and the Roger Rabbit comment is right on, too...there was a guy on Ebay a couple of years back that had three of these for sale; two geetars and one bass. They were "created" for a movie. They look pretty strange being played by humans. The guitars were very large and actually had twisted necks, though the geometry was cleverly worked out. He was looking for something like $3.5K per; no sale I recall. There were shots of these being played by people in large, flourescent-colored zoot suits and huge fedoras. Oddly, the drum set was factory stock. Now, THAT was a missed opportunity to do some crazy stuff.beatlefreak wrote:Looks like it came out of a cartoon!
That's just what I thought - a "Ritterbacker".blueflamerick wrote:Looks kind of like a Ritter.
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