The probability to find a used lefty one in a store here is near 0, and the price was really low.
This is my third rick bass, i've owned a vintage 4001, and a 4003, but this one beats them all, i've finally found the keeper.
Anyone else have a Rickenbacker?
Re: Anyone else have a Rickenbacker?
This is my 2008 4003 JetGlo, i've been lucky enough to find it in the used section of the store.
The probability to find a used lefty one in a store here is near 0, and the price was really low.
This is my third rick bass, i've owned a vintage 4001, and a 4003, but this one beats them all, i've finally found the keeper.
The probability to find a used lefty one in a store here is near 0, and the price was really low.
This is my third rick bass, i've owned a vintage 4001, and a 4003, but this one beats them all, i've finally found the keeper.
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Re: Anyone else have a Rickenbacker?
Funnily enough, I'm in a rehearsal space with another lefty, so I thought this "Gone Fishin" trophy photo would be a laugh.
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Re: Anyone else have a Rickenbacker?
Mine is a '77 4001 in fireglow. I've had it about 7 years now. I used to play it all the time but strangely I find myself playing more with my MM Stingray. I think the problem is finding the right amp for it. I have Univox 1061, 100 watt tube head. It just doesnt have the grind of an SVT. MY P-Bass sounds great though it. I play the Stingray through an SWR SM-400.