Rick-o-Sound box question

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Rick-o-Sound box question

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Once again I turn to the lazyweb for an answer to my question (I tried search, but didn't get anything helpful).

I recently acquired two Rick-o-Sound boxes. One is pristine, and has a black cord. The other one has seen some use, and the cord is silver and the box itself has a slightly different finish ... more hammered, if that makes any sense at all. I assume the latter is older, and it needs a tiny bit of work (the cord is frayed right behind the plug, but it seems to work fine).

I'm curious if anyone knows how to tell how old a Rick-o-Sound box is. I'm going to sell one, probably the older one, and thought it might be useful to have a ballpark age.
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Does it have a serial number on it? If so, I would think that a run through the decoder ring might work. I may be wrong.
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Cut it in half and count the rings. Oh wait, that's treeeees. (Medicine still wearing off, sorry!)
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jdogric12aolcom wrote:Cut it in half and count the rings. Oh wait, that's treeeees. (Medicine still wearing off, sorry!)
That's how I'm going to figure out how old my bass is ...
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