Ric Boutique Has Toasters® For Guitars Now (Not Basses)
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Ric Boutique Has Toasters® For Guitars Now (Not Basses)
The title of this thread is self-explanatory. Get Toasters® for your 6- and 12-strings while they're available. Don't forget your treble pickup cover, cover screws, nuts, mounting screws, and rubber grommets, too. Peace, out....Goofyfoot.
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Re: Ric Boutique Has Toasters® For Guitars Now (Not Basses)
What's up with Rickenbacker.com? I try to go there and it asks me for a network username and password...WTF! 
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Re: Ric Boutique Has Toasters® For Guitars Now (Not Basses)
My bass toasters have 6 poles, what's the diff, why couldn't you use one of those on a bass?
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Re: Ric Boutique Has Toasters® For Guitars Now (Not Basses)
The toasters are the same, the mounting screws are different.iamthebassman wrote:My bass toasters have 6 poles, what's the diff, why couldn't you use one of those on a bass?
Re: Ric Boutique Has Toasters® For Guitars Now (Not Basses)
I had no problem just now ... looks like whatever was awry was fixed.ben_brown wrote:What's up with Rickenbacker.com? I try to go there and it asks me for a network username and password...WTF!
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Re: Ric Boutique Has Toasters® For Guitars Now (Not Basses)
Strange...it works now.
Re: Ric Boutique Has Toasters® For Guitars Now (Not Basses)
Yes the Toaster mounting plates....the only difference is the threaded mounting holes for the bass as apposed to the larger screw holes that guitar mounting requires. I took the liberty of making a few on the CNC at work over the holidays. I won't be running out any time soon!


Re: Ric Boutique Has Toasters® For Guitars Now (Not Basses)
would you help out? i need a pair for 450.
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Re: Ric Boutique Has Toasters® For Guitars Now (Not Basses)
A pair of what? Guitar or bass toaster mounting plates?
Re: Ric Boutique Has Toasters® For Guitars Now (Not Basses)
Steve, looks like the 450 pickups mount like a basses do.
http://www.rocknrollvintage.com/proddet ... 1964ric450
http://www.rocknrollvintage.com/proddet ... 1964ric450
Re: Ric Boutique Has Toasters® For Guitars Now (Not Basses)
Sure looks that way doesn't it 
Re: Ric Boutique Has Toasters® For Guitars Now (Not Basses)
yes pair of plates is the thing, and yes they will work just the same on 450.
thanks
thanks
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Re: Ric Boutique Has Toasters® For Guitars Now (Not Basses)
I got one for the bass in December. It was bad right out of the box, with a short in the wiring. Paul W sorted it out for me though, bless him.goofyfoot wrote:The title of this thread is self-explanatory. Get Toasters® for your 6- and 12-strings while they're available. Don't forget your treble pickup cover, cover screws, nuts, mounting screws, and rubber grommets, too. Peace, out....Goofyfoot.
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Re: Ric Boutique Has Toasters® For Guitars Now (Not Basses)
I had a brand new one short out too, but its easy to sort out. As I remember it one of the leads on the new toasters is exposed and runs very close to something that can short it out. (I'm obviously not an electrician!) But its easy to see what is going wrong. I just un-soldered the lead, put some shrink tube over the short-prone area and re-soldered. Problem gone forever.
Re: Ric Boutique Has Toasters® For Guitars Now (Not Basses)
The shield can touch the solder point for the + coil output thus shorting the coil. Jeff's solution is easy and elegant.
