Another giveaway is the lack of a 'Contact' link in a prominent place, and no physical location/street address on Ranier, and no customer service phone number.
That's because there's no Rainier Place in North Arlington, NJ.
It's a trap.
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Another giveaway is the lack of a 'Contact' link in a prominent place, and no physical location/street address on Ranier, and no customer service phone number.
PunkRockDunn said:a cheap 'Rick seems too good to be true, what do you think?
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This one is better...
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it's the new blue fireglow we've all been anticipating & no toasters or complicated bridges - straight up jazz single coils & a bent plate...
Swweeeeeet...
damn, a rick with jazz pickups. i dont care if it aint a real rick that may be uber boss
Nope, the quality of the photos is one way to tell.
Another giveaway is the lack of a 'Contact' link in a prominent place, and no physical location/street address on Ranier, and no customer service phone number.
Cheesy bonus: Photos of the CEO next to his house, and his women.
If you're looking for a Ric knock-off of much higher quality, you might consider Indie. They're new, but their stuff is quite excellent and reasonable.
I own a rick 4001 c64 and a 4003. The 4001 has a left handed neck with a reversed headstock. It weighs 11 lbs. The 4003 has the correct headstock at 9 lbs. Both have a double truss rod. Peak under the headstock nameplate and you can tell if it's a fake.Thats not a rickenbacker.