
Show us your Rickenbacker consoles
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Larry Lenhart
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Show us your Rickenbacker consoles
Here is one I used to own...wish I hadnt sold it 


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Larry Lenhart
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Erv
You amaze me...I think you own one of everything !
Wonderful collection !
You amaze me...I think you own one of everything !
Wonderful collection !
Zum Encore, Fender lap steel, Gretsch Country Gentleman, 1976 Ibanez L5,Ibanez GB10, Eastman archtop, Gypsy Jazz guitar, Telonics pedal, Squire Tele, Squire Strat, Fender Tonemaster, Gold Tone 5 string banjo, Little Wonder tenor banjo, Tenor and alto saxophones, 3 Roland cubes 30s and 80, Boss mini and Boss 50, Carvin combo bass amp
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Larry Lenhart
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I have to agree with Doug on that ! I acted too slow on one that I saw on the forum a short time ago.Doug Beaumier wrote:Those 1950s Rick D-16s are beautiful! That guitar has just zoomed to the top of my wish list.
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Zum Encore, Fender lap steel, Gretsch Country Gentleman, 1976 Ibanez L5,Ibanez GB10, Eastman archtop, Gypsy Jazz guitar, Telonics pedal, Squire Tele, Squire Strat, Fender Tonemaster, Gold Tone 5 string banjo, Little Wonder tenor banjo, Tenor and alto saxophones, 3 Roland cubes 30s and 80, Boss mini and Boss 50, Carvin combo bass amp
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Erv Niehaus
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Beautiful steels all. I don't have a console, but several Rick lap steels.
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A6 tuning for steels
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Agree that the Rick D-16s are beautiful and sound great.
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Larry Lenhart
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Erv
I really think you need to hire me as your full time guardian of your steel guitar collection ! I wouldnt charge you much,,,,just the priveledge of playing each of them when I want to. I dont eat that much, I am potty trained, sleep on the floor, clean up my own messes...I like to shovel snow,,,what more could you ask for ??
I really think you need to hire me as your full time guardian of your steel guitar collection ! I wouldnt charge you much,,,,just the priveledge of playing each of them when I want to. I dont eat that much, I am potty trained, sleep on the floor, clean up my own messes...I like to shovel snow,,,what more could you ask for ??
Zum Encore, Fender lap steel, Gretsch Country Gentleman, 1976 Ibanez L5,Ibanez GB10, Eastman archtop, Gypsy Jazz guitar, Telonics pedal, Squire Tele, Squire Strat, Fender Tonemaster, Gold Tone 5 string banjo, Little Wonder tenor banjo, Tenor and alto saxophones, 3 Roland cubes 30s and 80, Boss mini and Boss 50, Carvin combo bass amp
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I had the opportunity to play a Stringmaster D8 quite recently - imagine, two steel players turn up for a Western Swing session - in Munich!!! Anyway the Stringmaster had a very warm tone and I was much impressed but playabilty was about the same, so you could be right Doug.Doug Beaumier wrote:Paul, I like the look of that DW-16. I read the Rickenbacker modeled that guitar after the Fender Stringmaster, which was very popular at the time. It looks even more stylish than a Stringmaster IMO.
I don't know much about the instrument itself. I've heard a complaint that as the controls are in the middle, they get in the way of certain moves but as this is the one and only D8 I own, I guess I have adapted.
As I develop on the instrument, I find more uses for the second neck ... to the point that I am thinking it's time for an upgrade to a T8 or even Q8 and even considering such instruments rarely appear for sale in Europe, I think I'd prefer another Ricky!
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Mikiya
That is beautiful !!! Wow i am blown away with these ricks...i Have
to have one
That is beautiful !!! Wow i am blown away with these ricks...i Have
to have one
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