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On 16/04/2024 at 12:59, NikNik said:
Did you buy that bass, earlier this year, from Andy Baxter, perchance?
PM'D.
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Open to a trade against a nice Spector 4 string
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PRICE INCLUDES DELIVERY WITHIN UK.
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Yes Graham.
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6 minutes ago, wright/watt said:
A Rickenbacker bass with a single trusrod, and and an easily adjustable bridge, now we're talking!! Looks stunning too!! GLWTS 👍😀
Thanks Buddy.
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Very easy Ric to play due to the neck profile and rounded body.
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Rickenbacker 4003s Fireglo 2023 upgraded, similar to a V63 spec with Rickenbacker 00031 Bass toaster pickup and Rickenbacker Horseshoe pickup which alter the tone quite significantly from stock pickups, vintage scratch plate and plexi truss rod cover. mono output, vintage tone circuit, superb playing and sounding instrument with low action, this model features the single truss rod and new tailpiece, the skunk stripe is also on this model.
the neck profile is a flat D and very thin for a Rickenbacker, this bass sounds huge with the Horseshoe, the toaster is just such a creamy sounding bass tone , I could play this bass all day with that pickup alone. included is the Rickenbacker hard case and case candy, weight is 4.4kg, stunning Fireglo finish , pictures don't do it justice. pick up preferred but if you wish to organise a courier pickup no problem with that. I have the original shipping carton. Open to a trade against a nice Spector 4 string. £2750
my BC.
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Honestly I would take it to a tech who has set up Rics, if you have no idea in what to do as it is so easy to screw this up even with knowledge.
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Never had an issue getting really low action on my Rics using the bridge and neck adjustment only , only time I touch the nut is when the string gauge is a bit too tight , when the nut grabs the strings, you can normally achieve low action with bridge and neck adjustment , once you start adjusting the nut, it is easy to screw it up , you can't put material back on there, look at adjusting the neck and bridge over a few days to get the action you want, get it near let the neck settle for a couple of days then, do finer adjustments let it settle and so on that way you can get exactly what you want , you need patience with Ric adjustment, hope this helps you. Been playing Rics for over 40 years now, they are superb when you get the set up right.
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Change the power supply on your pedal , I had a dug pinnick pedal was noisy as hell with the supplied power adapter , purchased a higher quality power supply, Silence!!!
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Rickenbacker 4003 Satin Autumnglo, Checkered binding, skunk stripe, new single truss rod and new tailpiece and bridge, limited edition 2023. weight 4.3kg. WITHDRAWN
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1 minute ago, Cosmo Valdemar said:
This is pretty much everything I want from a Rick. Absolutely beautiful.
Cheers Cosmo.
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Rickenbacker 4003s upgraded to V63 spec with Rickenbacker Horseshoe pickup and Rickenbacker 00031 Bass Toaster pickup, Vintage scratch plate and Vintage truss rod cover, superb neck on this bass featuring single truss rod with flat D profile, very nice grain on the fret board, looks very vintage with the skunk stripe, new bridge, single jack output, 2023 model.sounds and plays fantastic , action is currently low without fret buzz. Includes Rickenbacker hard case and original shipping box. would prefer pickup in person but willing to ship if you want to arrange a courier. £2800 No trades thanks. Bass weight 4.4kg. WITHDRAWN.
my feedback on BC.
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£3250. GREAT PRICE FOR THIS MACHINE.
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Small touch of superglue is enough, use a good one small blob either side hold the nut firmly for a couple of mins you don’t want any over spill of the glue so minimal amount. The string pressure alone will hold a nut on so there is no need for over kill.
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1 hour ago, Sparky Mark said:
CA, or super glues are rather brittle in my experience. When I want a glue to really stick, permanently, I use a quality two part epoxy resin such as Araldite.
been playing Rics for 40 plus years never had a Nut come off ever.
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Totally fake. all the way.
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On 05/03/2024 at 09:54, dmccombe7 said:
I've not seen that finish to be honest. Really liking that.
Dave
Thanks Dave.
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1 minute ago, AMV001 said:
There was a short period (early 2020's I think but I'd have to check to be sure, it was fairly recently though) that they issued them with unlacquered boards).
My 2023 Autumnglo is all over satin finish including the fretboard, it feels fantastic, one of the slimmest Ric necks I have owned.
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20 minutes ago, matbard said:
I understand you, but actual Rickenbacker pickups are not close to "real" Rickenbacker vintage pickups... The horseshoe pickup for example hasn't magnetic shoes but the ones in the '60s had them. If you want to get closer to that tone, you have to switch to something more historical accurate like Lollar horseshoe or somewhat boutique pickups like Creamery toasters.
I am well aware of all that , I have been playing Rickenbacker for over 40 years and owned over 40 of them, The modern Horseshoe still sounds amazing it hotter has more bark than the high gain on standard 4003's , I personally love the sound, after all I am designing the sound for me not someone else's choices, The Rickenbacker 00031 Toaster sounds fantastic, sounds great on its own , I love the sound the feel and look of my 4003s . I don't need any other pickups. Could not be happier with it.
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On 02/03/2024 at 09:33, matbard said:
Did you try to inquire about the Creamery Rickenbacker Bass Toaster?
https://www.creamery-pickups.co.uk/custom-handwound-pickups-from-the-creamery/custom-handwound-replacement-ric-rickenbacker-and-toaster-style-pickups.htmlNo, I wanted Rickenbacker pickups, I wanted this bass to sound as original as possible.
Spector 1999 NS-2000/4 neck through.
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It is a Candy Apple red finish you can see thru to the wood , the NS2000 didn’t have a flamed top .