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[quote name='Crazykiwi' post='323768' date='Nov 6 2008, 09:55 PM']For a moment there Bob I thought you were talking about Steinlager. They're still very novel I think and a unique combination of radical features and practicality. (Although obviously the lack of a body was a problem for some but thats because size priorities had been placed marginally ahead of comfort. Although this was later addressed with the M-series, I think the M-Series might have actually been a better introduction model). I'd suggest this bass is a master piece of industrial design and deserves to be considered up there with the best.[/quote] It IS the best, mate! I sold mine 11 years back (to pay massive household bills!) and finally got it back last year. Won't ever let it go again. Great for reggae! -
[quote name='Al Heeley' post='376632' date='Jan 11 2009, 10:22 AM']Another ric question: does anyone have any info about the scrylic sscratchplate-like insert I've seen fitted with SD Ric-replacement pickups, to cover the original hole? I've seen what looks like a white or black plastic rectangle then a clear acrylic piece over the top within which the pickup is mounted, the SD two blade type pup. I'd be grateful for any info from anyone who has fitted these SD pickups to a ric. Many thanks![/quote] I think you may be referring to Pickguardian products. I had their kit on a 4003 recently. You can order them direct from the 'States.