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The top is from a tree at my parents house I used to play in when I was a kid. The tree broke in a storm last July, and I wanted to do something meaningful with it. I think Keith and co. did a great job with it.
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Hi folks. I'm brand new here, and although I'm not a leftie (yeah, I know, BOO!) I'm intrigued by the leftie Rick Cii with the quilted top. FishDDS, Is there any way I can get a copy of your outdoor shots of that bass for use in my forthcoming book, "Rickenbacker Basses - 50+ Years As Rock's Bottom ...

Shipped today! Here is some eye candy for while you are waiting:


I hope you enjoy the bass, and I hope to see it in one of your band videos!

We would need to know the serial number of the bass to know when it was made. For example, my fretless LG-3005 is number four thousand, seven hundred something and was made in 2002. At that time, there was no "signature" or "standard" anything, just what is now the custom. The "signature" came in ...

fishdds , beautiful bass.

Do that one suffer from the "Weak E" issue ? That's the main reason keeping me from purchasing Rickenbacker basses without trying them first.

I didn't know about this "weak E" issue. I'm not a Rickenbacker collector, though. This is the only one I've had, and the string ...

gravesbass wrote:Talkbass it is....

http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f126/left ... ii-824156/

If you move your Roscoe as your avatar, I would be interested.

VERY nice Rick.... Good luck with your sale.

You have something against Roscoes? I am from Roscoeboro, after all...

I'm in central North Carolina.

Since I don't seem to be seeing much interest here, I'll be listing it on talkbass, and then on ebay. A search on ebay for Rickenbacker 4004 Cheyenne II only turned up a couple of basses, both of which the "buy it now" price was around $3000. Yikes!

When I first ordered the bass in 1998, it was supposed to be a Cheyenne I, which didn't have the figured top, just the walnut wings full thickness. Also, the truss rod cover was mostly black on that model, if I recall. But it took about 7 months for Ric to make it, and I guess during that time they ...

Just in time for the holidays! For sale is a 1999 Rickenbacker Cheyenne II mapleglo; tung oil finish, quilted maple top, bubinga fingerboard, maple neck through with walnut body and headstock wings. Dual truss rods. 2 Original Rickenbacker humbucking pickups. Gold hardware. Everything original ...