Probably goes along with everyone being familiar with the ''no Ric'' rule. Hopefully the chancers keep their ''tributes'' under their beds once Rics appear for sale.
Without an agreed legal definition with Rickenbacker there can't be a line drawn by BC between allowable tributes and copies.
Rickenbacker declined to play ball last time around. Expectations are non existent for them to provide a tribute guideline, or allow a reasonable timeframe for taking down infringing items.
If you think it might be mistaken for a Rick after ten pints, it's probably not going to fly. There won't be any discussion, it will be gone.
That's how I guess the enforcement will operate. Looks like a duck, it's a duck, next, has a bill and feathers, it's a duck, next, has beady eyes waddles and begs for scraps, duck!
If you don't read Site News or the For Sale stickies you may well have missed the grand experiment announcement.
By popular demand, original Rickenbacker product may again be traded.
No copy stuff! Copy stuff will be summarily deleted but if detected by the new King Rick may result in further legal nastiness and no more Rickenbacker trading forever.
My mentor had a slightly later model which was 300w mono, when it was working. He gave it away and I haven't seen it or another since.
Most of that 80's gear is getting dusty on shelves in garages or gone to landfill by now.
I was at a late afternoon pub gig, sparse attendance. Guitarist B.V and singer GF. Every tune guitar boy was retuning his guitar by playing chords of the next number and never really getting it too great before kicking off. I had a fair idea what might be going on so on their break I collared him and got him to play just the octave. Yup. So I taught him how to intonate his guitar with the aid of a screwdriver borrowed from the barman. GF was well pleased.
I do that. It's how I figured out where the problem was with hitting the pedal note with the plucking finger that just landed on it from plucking the last note.
Generally I don't concern myself with which finger I am using to pluck each note.
4/4 100bpm semiquaver isn't fast! It's just this line needs a steady 1 2 pluck to stay on track.
You're saying the player acts as a big antenna into the bass electronics when he isn't connected to them? But when he is connected to them he stops transmission? No comprendez.
Is that a trick question? Have at it.
I am not an electrician. I don't even know why the strings need to be at ( signal?) ground! All I said was ( grounding everything and everything with ) copper foil fixed the lack of (effective) ground at the bridge ( replacing fingers on strings).
I am well aware of Faraday's cage effect. Fingers on strings are not a Faraday cage.