@ 11:26 :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0bwzfmdlkQ
. . . a strikingly beautiful instrument. The 4005-style pickup mountings and tear-drop pickguard bring the Lennon 325's to mind.
Can anyone add to Ben's remarks about this one-off bass? This definitely is a model I wish RIC offered.
Hope all are well today.
The John Paul Jones Rickenbacker
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Re: The John Paul Jones Rickenbacker
I love the look of these and I've seen some modded 4004s posted in the past. If one was hanging up in a store it would be hard to pass up.
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Re: The John Paul Jones Rickenbacker
I got to play it once! My recollection is that it had a massive shim under the tailpiece - a piece of pickguard cut to size.
Not that it matters
but I take full credit for being the first person to correctly identify that the bass was indeed the one JPJ was playing in that grainy photo (previously thought to be a 4005).
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Re: The John Paul Jones Rickenbacker
Here's a Rick bass that was made with that bass in mind(not a repro, just inspired by it).bugman wrote: Mon Aug 19, 2024 8:52 pm I love the look of these and I've seen some modded 4004s posted in the past. If one was hanging up in a store it would be hard to pass up.
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Re: The John Paul Jones Rickenbacker
Thanks, guys. That one certainly is special. 
