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Played a rick for the first time today

You should phone Ric's owner John Hall first thing Monday morning, he loves such suggestions!
VP of Product Development, here I come!!!
This I gotta see

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Yea was confusing as they were labeled bass tons and treble tone and bass volume treble volume
"Bass" = neck pickup.

"Treble" = bridge pickup.

90% of the time I use the bridge pickup on its own.

Realistically if Ric made a 4003 with a sensible bridge, trebel bezel pre-installed, wired RWRP, with a shielded cavity, and called it the 4003M or something, I think it'd do well.
Nah, as far as the bezel. Taking the one that's on my 4003S off when I have it refinished. RWRP would do nothing for me.
 
"Bass" = neck pickup.

"Treble" = bridge pickup.

90% of the time I use the bridge pickup on its own.


Nah, as far as the bezel. Taking the one that's on my 4003S off when I have it refinished. RWRP would do nothing for me.

I agree, the bezel gets in the way of cutting your finger to shreds on the sharp corners of the big ugly hole that's left once you have removed the useless, annoying and preposterous hunk of cheap, faux tough-guy plastic that is the 4003's pickup cover.
 
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I agree, the bezel gets in the way of cutting your finger to shreds on the sharp corners of the big ugly hole that's left once you have removed the useless, annoying and preposterous hunk of cheap, faux tough-guy plastic that is the 4003's bridge cover.
I use the cover as a handrest or thumbrest, depending on if I'm playing finger style or pick style.
 
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