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Bangles signature guitar

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dots wrote:incesticide
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Susanna Hoffs used to have a Rickenbacker Signature 350.

http://www.rickresource.com/rrp/hoffscloseup.html
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What a disgrace. Those didn't even exist when they played. I heard they were originally called the Bangs back in the day when a name like The Hard-ons could wreck your career. I know there was another group called the Bangs, but not with ALL CHICKS.
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right, something for all those memorable guitar riffs the bangles played... :roll:
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Their cover of "Hazy shade of winter" was pretty good! (Except for the trumpet bit)
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I like it.
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I like it.
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I don't think there is anything wrong with them endorsing this guitar, especially since it's a "girls brand". The modern definition of a sig being something you played for years is just that, modern. Before sigs were just a product you endorsed, and slapped your name on before it even came out. I don't think one is better or more honest than the other.
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didn't one of 'em play a jazzmaster? or am i thinking of a different '80s girl band.
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DGNR8 wrote:What a disgrace. Those didn't even exist when they played. I heard they were originally called the Bangs back in the day when a name like The Hard-ons could wreck your career. I know there was another group called the Bangs, but not with ALL CHICKS.
correct. the og "the bangs" were from jersey i think. . . they were just a shit band that happened to exist like 4 seconds before the LA chick version did. and the dudes never amounted to anything, but i think the name change actually extended the bangles' reach to being more than a light, sunset strip punk band.
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BacchusPaul wrote:I like it.
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jcyphe wrote:Susanna Hoffs used to have a Rickenbacker Signature 350.

http://www.rickresource.com/rrp/hoffscloseup.html
Those are cool!I love the checkered binding and the crushed pearl fretboard markers

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Post by BobArsecake »

I really like the Daisy Rock one, and love that RIC, I think that'd be my perfect one...perfect cross between the 620 and 325, with the shape of the 325 and binding and neck/fretboard of the 620. Think I'd rather have a Hi-Gain in place of the bucker, though I've not had experience of the humbucker.
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I wish they had a "full-size" 325 with a body and scale that was up with the big guys(wait a sec, am I thinking about a 381?), like BobArse mentioned, it has such cool features in one package. Besides, if it was THAT BIG, then everyone's favorite Jewish girl would be like no less than a towering 5'10"


With a little imagination...SHE'S HUGE.

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Believe it or not, the prototype was white, tho' just 5 or so were made:

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SO much hotter in Black, but I guess the only other time we were treated with such pearly Ric surprises was when Per Gessle from Roxette had that glorious other 360, I believe...CAN' T FIND PICS.
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Post by Mages »

you know, I was just watching go gos videos and you know what..... their needs to be a jane wiedlin signature silver jet

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btw, every one of them look bangin in that video. girls take notice, if you want to look awesome when you are in a band here is a great example.
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Ya know, she is definitely now my fav. Jewish woman...
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ultratwin wrote:I wish they had a "full-size" 325 with a body and scale that was up with the big guys(wait a sec, am I thinking about a 381?), like BobArse mentioned, it has such cool features in one package. Besides, if it was THAT BIG, then everyone's favorite Jewish girl would be like no less than a towering 5'10"

The 350 is a full sized 325 I believe.

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Post by pinkandblue »

A new Rickenbacker 330 Jetglo is on my want list... only around €1000 new.

After that I am saving up for an authentic Mosrite.

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