Woodinblack Posted yesterday at 10:35 Posted yesterday at 10:35 So my new rickenbacker 4003s bridge doesn't have any screws, so the briidge pickup is way down in the hole and quiet. I assume being a rickenbacker those screws are some random imperial size that would be tricky to get anywhere or be a custom and expensive order. Any idea what those screws are? these screws (as not shown in the picture!) Quote
Bigguy2017 Posted 22 hours ago Posted 22 hours ago Screw (part # 05106) available here Rickenbacker 4003/4001 Bridge Pickup Height Screw - 05106 - For Everything Rickenbacker It's a M/S 10-32 x 11/4 RD PH I believe Spring is Bridge Pickup Height Springs x 2 for Rickenbacker 4000 Series - For Everything Rickenbacker 4003 parts.pdf b pickups.pdf 2 Quote
Woodinblack Posted 21 hours ago Author Posted 21 hours ago Thanks, I saw them on rickisounds for £6 each and 4.50 shipping, maybe with the size I can get them a bit less! Quote
fergs40 Posted 13 hours ago Posted 13 hours ago Is it literally new, or new to you? Either way, how do those screws go missing? Did someone take off the pickup cover and forget to put them back? Actually, I’m not sure the 4003s has the cover? Anyway, apologies - none of these questions helps you in your quest for replacement screws - I’m just curious about how you ended up needing them… Quote
Woodinblack Posted 13 hours ago Author Posted 13 hours ago Its new to me, and yes, someone took off the pickup cover (it is in the case) but obviously didn't think they still needed the screws! Quote
BlueMoon Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago This is a pic of the recent official 4003 bridge pup bezel. Essentially it's a rip-off of the Tubeampology aftermarket piece. The new bezel is fitted to all new 4003's shipped from the factory as stock. Rickenbacker finally ditched the faux chrome arched bridge pup cover. There should be the adjustment screws in place. The size is kindly given by @Bigguy2017 above. 1 Quote
Woodinblack Posted 4 hours ago Author Posted 4 hours ago Yeh, mine is the older type with the plastic arch. I have a replacement inner bezel liner to fill the gap, which is when I realised I needed the screws. With the size though I have found some at a much more reasonable price Quote
prowla Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago (edited) 20 hours ago, Woodinblack said: So my new rickenbacker 4003s bridge doesn't have any screws, so the briidge pickup is way down in the hole and quiet. I assume being a rickenbacker those screws are some random imperial size that would be tricky to get anywhere or be a custom and expensive order. Any idea what those screws are? these screws (as not shown in the picture!) Doh! Someone messed that up; there's also supposed to be a Gnd wire to the Treble pickup surround held in place by the screws/springs. RickySounds (and other suppliers) will be able to supply exact parts or they are a stock US bolt. If you do go to RickySounds, I'd suggest getting there bezel too; I have one on one of my Rics and the price is very reasonable. https://www.rickysounds.co.uk/product/4003-4001treble-bezel-cove-chrome/ Edited 4 hours ago by prowla Quote
Woodinblack Posted 4 hours ago Author Posted 4 hours ago That is the bezel I have - I didn't get the screws from there at the time as I didn't know I needed them until I tried to fit them, and then I didn't go back to get them as it is £17 for two screws! Quote
prowla Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago (edited) 39 minutes ago, Woodinblack said: That is the bezel I have - I didn't get the screws from there at the time as I didn't know I needed them until I tried to fit them, and then I didn't go back to get them as it is £17 for two screws! Not cheap, I guess you have to weigh against spending the time & effort. This ebay seller has (or at least had) some replacement parts, so you could try pinging him. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/167855373439 Also contactable via this FB group. https://www.facebook.com/groups/182588378547198 Edited 3 hours ago by prowla Quote
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