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I know someone in Holland wanting a RED BT/BH Rickenbacker (as I think I can see in your avatar) Spacey. So you will have money for Shaun's bass then. ;-)

But then you are not able to ga back to the more brutal sound of an HB-1 without EQ-ing back. ;-)

You do'nt even need to swap the pickups to get a 4003 sound. The HB-1 (pickup) has 4 wires. Just connect 1 coil and you have a vintage 4001 sound. Diagrams are available on the internet to have a switch for dual/single coil, or even the tone knob to gradually adding the second coil.

Sorry Thunderbird but I have to keep these 2 4004's I have. ;-) One is a (converted) 5 stringer which is my main bass these days, the other is in BlueBurst which happens to be a colour I really love.

Wow, what a lovely wood. I wish I did not have 2 4004's allready. ;-)

PM'd.

PM'd for the Mooer's.

I posted this Basschat ad to a Dutch bassguitarist forum also. There was someone there looking for a Rick with a smaller (preferably Jazz-like) neck. How is this neck?

I love seeing and hearing you play a Rick Jaymi. Even gives me a GAS attack, but I have 2 AZG's allready. ;-) One of them being a '73 4001 with CB, etc..... the other a 4001S. I hope it sells well. Both my AZG's came from the states as well and where much more expensive.

GBP or USD?

[quote name='Harry' timestamp='1345882382' post='1782634'] 4 0r 8 ohm [/quote] 4 or 8 ohm, that is the question.......

SA?

[quote name='Musky' timestamp='1334127043' post='1611118'] Until fairly recently RIC didn't have a trademark in the design in the UK - they've now registered the headstock.[/quote] Interesting. Do you have any idea if they have these trademarks also in the rest of Europe?

Beautifull. Would be a nice twin next to my '79 4001 JG FL.