Rick-O-Sound Stereo Kit box.
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cygnusbwa
Rick-O-Sound Stereo Kit box.
Where can I buy a Rick-O-Sound stereo kit box and how much does one cost? I need one for my 4001. I tried to contact Rickenbacker a few times about this, but I haven't recieved a responce. Can anyone help, Please!
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loendmaestro
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Hi Chris,
You can get one from Mike Parks here: Mike Park's Place
Look under accessories at the bottom Part number 97000 $75
You can also have a simple stereo to twin mono cable made. I've got both, and there's no difference in the sound.
Hope this helps.
You can get one from Mike Parks here: Mike Park's Place
Look under accessories at the bottom Part number 97000 $75
You can also have a simple stereo to twin mono cable made. I've got both, and there's no difference in the sound.
Hope this helps.
"It's Red Jim, but not as we know it...."
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cygnusbwa
Mike Parks has them....www.the-music-connection.com
If not, there are a couple of used ones usually floating around.
If not, there are a couple of used ones usually floating around.
78 Purple 4001
88 BLACKSTAR
89 BLACKSTAR
89 Mid Blue
91 Mid Blue
88 BLACKSTAR
89 BLACKSTAR
89 Mid Blue
91 Mid Blue
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cygnusbwa
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cygnusbwa
I run Ric-O-Sound on my 4003 all the time, I use the twin outputs into an Ampeg amp with twin channels. I"m able to then set each channel's tone and volume to match my taste for each pickup, so they both sound great individually.
When I select both I get a wonderful tone, with more volume and that lovely tube overdrive, since I'm now running both pre-amp channles simultaneously into the power amp.
When I select both I get a wonderful tone, with more volume and that lovely tube overdrive, since I'm now running both pre-amp channles simultaneously into the power amp.
"It's Red Jim, but not as we know it...."
Hi Chris, I don't think Mike sells them, I just looked and the place I got mine is now out of business. You should be able to find someone to make the cable fairly easy on the Net.
Canare stereo instrument cable, a Neutric Right Angled Stereo Male, and two Neutric right angled males, and that's it.
I got a 30ft cable maded up for about $35
Canare stereo instrument cable, a Neutric Right Angled Stereo Male, and two Neutric right angled males, and that's it.
I got a 30ft cable maded up for about $35
"It's Red Jim, but not as we know it...."
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cygnusbwa
Ric still has them and they are much quieter than a stereo-mono cord, unless you use really good cord. they will pick up lights and line buzz very easily, The ric-o-sound boxes are quieter. they will ocasionally surface on ebay also, but I've seen people bid higher than they are brand new. Brand new ones are around, check the different online Ric dealers.
That's why I suggested Canare Cable or an equivalent with Neutric jacks, and not just any stereo cord. I've no problems with my custom cable at all, and I'm running into a 35 year old tube head.
Chris, you could try asking Mike, he might know where to source somthing.
In your case though the ROS box maybe a better way to go, this will let you run one cable from your Ric to the box, and then split out to cables of an appropriate length at the heads.
The custom cable was made to plug into a single head and the tails are less than a foot long, not surrer this would work for you with your setup.
Mike Parks has ROS boxes !!!
Chris, you could try asking Mike, he might know where to source somthing.
In your case though the ROS box maybe a better way to go, this will let you run one cable from your Ric to the box, and then split out to cables of an appropriate length at the heads.
The custom cable was made to plug into a single head and the tails are less than a foot long, not surrer this would work for you with your setup.
Mike Parks has ROS boxes !!!
"It's Red Jim, but not as we know it...."
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cygnusbwa
