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THE RETURN OF THE RICKENBACKER 4005

I put my deposit down on a FireGlo at L&M . I hope I'm still alive when it shows up !
Tempting, but it's twice the price of a new 4003. Does it really cost twice as much to make, and will it sound and play twice as good? I'll wait for the initial reviews when it comes out.

At least L&M has a solid 30-day return policy if you don't like it.
 
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So they're pricing it based on the vintage market and not production/distribution costs?
No, I'm saying that if you think the reissue is expensive... compare it to a vintage one. I've wanted one a very long time.
But, I wasn't going to buy a vintage one.

Imo, the retooling for this bass was expensive. It's the only bass like it. All of the others basically have the same shape.

Different strokes...
 
I wonder if the classic guitars and Basses will continue to increase in value as we "Boomers" die out in even larger numbers. Will the 4005V really increase?
 
Greetings from the North,

Sorry to hear that. I know that must've been a hard call to make. Thank you for giving me the heads up for placing my order when info was limited. I am going to hang in there even though I may unload a thing or two that I don't play anymore to ease the sticker shock.

Thanks again,

Rezdog
 
Greetings from the North,

Sorry to hear that. I know that must've been a hard call to make. Thank you for giving me the heads up for placing my order when info was limited. I am going to hang in there even though I may unload a thing or two that I don't play anymore to ease the sticker shock.

Thanks again,

Rezdog
Thanks the price wasn't any of the issues for me.
 
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