Rickenbacker photo thread

[Bert]

This comes to (my) mind:

[ilan]

  That's Mark Walker...

How about this hippie Ric

[Highlander]

That's Mark Walker...

That is so cool... (off for research...)

[Bert]

That is so cool... (off for research...)

Click on the picture (and go to his myspace).

[gearHed289]

Walker does some cool stuff and gets a killer, classic Ric tone.

http://www.reverbnation.com/#/markwalkermusic

[Highlander]

Click on the picture (and go to his myspace).

That's exactly what I did... some nice stuff too...

[cheyenne]

Here's my 1988 V63 Mapleglo.



Cant forget the headpiece.

[Bert]

Here's my 1988 V63 Mapleglo.

Im officially yealous now. The only Rick I still  need now is a mid 80ties S. (Preferably march or july.)

[hieronymous]

What kind of pickup is in the bridge position? Is that what the reissue horseshoe pickups look like? It doesn't look like a regular highgain... (I'm trying to embrace my Rickenignorance here!)

[Hornisse]

It's the stock horseshoe pickup with the horseshoes removed.  I had an old '88 that I bought with them removed but they were in the case thankfully!

[hieronymous]

It's the stock horseshoe pickup with the horseshoes removed.  I had an old '88 that I bought with them removed but they were in the case thankfully!

Thanks! I had a Lollar-horseshoe equipped bass for a little while, but it had adjustable polepieces. I think I've seen the stock ones before, but for some reason it struck me this time.

[cheyenne]

Yep, its a stock reissue horseshoe with the shoes removed.

I love the way the horseshoe pickups look, but they really get in my way when I play. Its either keep them on and change my whole playing style, or simply remove them. I chose the latter.

I have them wrapped up and safely tucked away in my parts toolbox.

[weekend warrior]

Heres mine.

[Bert]

Heres mine.

Nice! Can I have one of the original bridges? Or at least the sadles?

[hieronymous]

Nice nice nice!!!

All 4001's?