Jetglo Rickenbacker

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YES YES YES

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Only complaint is the high e buzzes a bit played open....not sure if it's gonna need a new nut or just a setup, hence the piece of red thread wrapped around the string on the nut. I gigged with it tonight, and it went awesome. Fuck yes!
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Great thing MF honored the price, awesome.
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Post by Will »

How long do you plan on keeping the American flag sticker on the pickguard?
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FOREVER!!!!

AMERICA!!!!!!!


NEVAR FORGET!!!!!



(actually I hadn't given it much thought, but I kinda like it on there"
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Post by Will »

It seems like every used Ric I see still has that sticker on - it's the weirdest damn thing.

Ric guys are weird - you're weird now.
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If that's the case then I have wanted to be weird for some time and will continue to be weird (who knows, I might even get weirder)
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Actually though the more I look at it in pictures, it does seem a bit weird....I'll probably take it off at some point once the newness wears off and I break it in so to speak (although I kind of broke it in quite a bit already tonight)
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Post by finboy »

congrats man :!:

what is the sunburst semi with the fender headstock?
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it's a hagstrom viking.
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Damn dude, congrats. That was such a kick ass deal.
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Post by othomas2 »

Such a nice guitar... ENJOY !! :D
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gah!

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:shock: so...effin'...jealous.
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Post by ultratwin »

BELATED YESS. Congrats on the sweet score, Nick.

Gonna go listen to The Jam to celebrate.
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Post by DGNR8 »

Nick's been creeping up with teh cooly! There are some nice bits in thar. No ghey rabbit stickers. JK
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Post by westtexasred »

Congrats man!How do you like it? I love all the inprovements that Rickenbacker has made in the last year or so:New Higain pickups with adjustable pole pieces,new UV finish that is more durable and the 60's style headstocks look great!
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Post by JamesSmann »

gorgeous guitar man...really nice.
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Post by gaybear »

what's the light blue gitar?
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Post by Nick »

gaybe: the blue one is a 1982 Ibanez Blazer. I've had it longer than any other guitar in my collection at this point. It's pretty heavily modded with a fender vintage style bridge (but with the original brass trem block for amazing sustain), a SD 59 in the neck, Phat Cat in the middle and P-Rails in the bridge with a 3 way switch to switch between p90/humbucker/single coil rail in the p-rails.



Westtex: I was unaware of any updates on the new models when I got mine, but whatever it has on it, I love it. The sound, the feel, and of course the looks. I intend to keep this guitar forever. I just need to get that thing with the high e string sorted, but in the meantime a tiny piece of paper under the string is doing the trick just fine

Ultra: awesome, I listened to the jam (and other ric bands) just about every day in the week I was waiting for it to be delivered, thinking about all the awesome sonds I'd be able to make with it.
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Post by Richard »

That's his Ibanez Blazer.

Edit: Oops, he beat me to it.
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Post by Thisguy8998 »

Why does rickenbacker use such ridiculous names for all of their colours? As another example, their sunburst is "montezuma brown"...