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The Rickenbacker Club Part Five

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I do like my Rics in a shade of green, not mint green however......:D

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Can I join the Rickenbacker Club?

Just got this genuine road warrior 70s Rickenbacker 4001S White:

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Here's the link to my original thread where many posted their response to seeing the extreme wear:

http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f8/incoming-road-warrior-70s-rickenbacker-4001s-814693/


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Those Ric copies look good, but I wonder if they're decent for the price?
of they're solid, I wouldn't mind upgrading the electronics.

I once played a 70's Ric copy that was nicer than many real Rics I have played - I spent an hour in the store with it and was sorely tempted to buy it, but I couldn't justify their asking price of $1000 for a copy. It really was a nice player - slim neck, neck through, beautifully made. Brand was called "Aspen" - never heard of it before or since. Someone bought it within a week cause it was gone when I went back. On the other end of the scale, i played a Hondo ric copy that was just garbage.
 
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