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Rickenbacker and Precision Club
- Thread starter mapleglo
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The basses are great, but that pyramid is on another level!
Maybe mapleglo will build you one!
Ric5
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- Jan 29, 2008
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- I like 5, 8, 10, and 12 string basses
I've seen his work...
... I can't afford him....
*her
If your Jazz had a jazz pickup at the neck, you would have the ultimate trio.
However I am very curious as to how it sounds... Clips?
Burwabit
Likes guitars that tune good and firm feelin women
My bad... I've seen HER work...
... I can't afford HER.
I've probably won't have a problem remembering the last statement, as it was a mantra of mine throughout the '90s...
If that's what you want, you'll get it... eventually... and what a special day that will be... I know I'm rooting for you, Felk!
If your Jazz had a jazz pickup at the neck, you would have the ultimate trio.
However I am very curious as to how it sounds... Clips?
It sounds like a jazz, but with a little more woof on the low end.
As for the ultimate trio, I have 3 Precisions and 3 Jazzes, so I just need 2 more Rics for a trio of trios!
My other 2 Jazzes are a 1st year Geddy Lee, and an AVRI '75 Jazz, so I do have the dual Jazz pickup thing covered.
I like this club already.
It's a good club.
It's a good club.
franvarin is number 7! That's quite a collection!
Nothing but goodness right there. Noice.
Burwabit
Likes guitars that tune good and firm feelin women
bonus points for the V4B/212AV rig
