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  • #16
    Re: Rickenbacker with EMGs?

    Originally posted by dg27 View Post
    Here are a couple of pics. I apologize for the quality.

    Here's how it began life.

    [ATTACH=CONFIG]58829[/ATTACH]

    I used it for many years and after I switched primarily to Fenders there were a number of things I didn't like. I swapped out the pickups for SDs and Maricela arranged for a matching chrome cover for the bridge pickup.

    I never liked the 3-way switch, so I swapped the original controls for a rotary, master volume and master tone. I also always hated the bridge pickup mounting. Pickguard by Pickguardian (Tony Dudzik).

    [ATTACH=CONFIG]58830[/ATTACH]

    [ATTACH=CONFIG]58828[/ATTACH]

    At the time I posted on a Rickenbacker forum about it and was nearly burned at the stake.

    I love it the way it is now, though I may be alone in that opinion.

    dg
    It is beautiful sir.

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    • #17
      Re: Rickenbacker with EMGs?

      Thanks. It still has a Rick-like sound, but I think it's much more versatile and player-friendly now.
      '69 Fender Mustang bass
      '69 Gibson EB-1
      '76 Rickenbacker 4001 w/SD for Rick N & B
      '76 Fender Precision w/Dimarzio Model P
      '84 MIJ Fender Jazz Bass Special w/SD Hot for P neck & Dimarzio Model J for bridge [BEAD tuning]
      '99 Fretless MIJ Fender Precision/'87 MIJ Fender Squier Jazz hybrid w/SD QP for Jazz
      '12 MIM Fender Jazz w/Dimarzio Model J
      '14 Fretless Warmoth Custom T w/ SDCS Stack for SCPB N & B

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