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The audience should shut up!!

How do you mute both channels on stage to tune?

It s not a valid comparison when you have different types of strings on the two Basses.

Nice

Total amateur

great, I have a bass like yours, not really tried the stereo - but I also have the lead ricky stereo guitar and have used it to with two amps and pedal chains to great effect. You didn't mention how the tone is modified on the guitar with the Volumes in this mode, the whole point is using two pickups to find those tones, sounds great on your demo here.

I did that back in 72 my 4001 stereo the neck pickup through a Dual Showman with 2x15 JBL's and the Bridges Pickup through a 100 Watt Bass Marshall Plexi with creamback bass celestions.

This is amazing!

Sounds great, I should probably try this with mine some day haha

It’s too complicated man!!!

This is actually “Without Expression.”

I just got a July 98 Ric and the pickups are complete garbage. Did you replace yours or is your bass all stock?

Ahh thats great and its so much clearer now! so i basically just need a stereo lead plugged only into the rick-0-sound output splitting off into 2 amps. My 4003 didnt come with any documentation so i was really confused! Thank you!

Dude! This is amazing! Can't believe i'm just seeing this. Thanks for a cool tutorial on the Rick-O-Sound.

Bass player here, the speaker offers a nice response at 8 inches......... GASSIN AGAIN !!!! Thanks for the sound clips.

Best sustain I've heard in a long time 👍

Interesting 😀🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷

Great group, on the way up. Nice guys too.

that El dorado sounds so huge! Can you do more El dorado videos? Wow

I would probably roll off the tone control on the neck and engage the bass cut capacitor on the bridge to get a little more separation. It's a cool sound!

Nice Ric. I’m hoping to get one myself soon.

Since Rickenbacker quit making these. What can I use in is place. And can you refer me where to buy it? Thank you in any help you can give me.

Thank you for the demonstration I have a 1980 4001 Rickenbacker and have really turned it into a Frankenstein, I have recently spent time on their website and will order all the electronic package it came with , more to follow

It's a boost pedal

Rock it Ole Man

Thank you for this. How do you feel about replacing the bridge with a Hipshot and with Semour Duncan pickups?

wonderful!!!

It's amazing the improvement in the sound purity that -- even without any effects -- one gets by using this resource!!

Cute 🥰

Wonderful sound. I enjoyed this duet. Thank you.

Output both amps to 2 channels on your mixer and pan to the desired level you want to accenuate. Thanks.

Muito bonito 👏👏👏 parabéns

Rickenbacker still puts the stereo input in their basses and guitars but no longer makes the Ric-O-Sound box. WTF ? There was an after market company that made a similar product but they also quit making them. I'd like to set my 4003 up for stereo but screwing around with "Y" cables and crap turns me off.

How Long before your wife made you either put it all away or out right sell

Enjoyed it

I just aquired a 1981 4001. After a little bit of love, she is going to be a great player!

Great video man!

Most excellent!

Play Red Barchetta.

I have a Sunn Beta Bass 2 channel bass amp from the early 80's that I get some nice tone from. Even though I am still outputting through 1x15" speaker, I can dial in each pickup individually. I put some extra gain on the neck pickup for some growl/distortion and can tailor the highs on the bridge pickup to my liking to bring out the clang.

I have a fantastic 4001/1974, thant I've bought brand nee that time. Since the very begginig I start using the amazing Rick'o 'Sound, with an stereo audio amp, having different loudspeakers for each channel ( for the bass channel, having 2 x 15" loudspeakers, and 2x 10" ones, for the treble channel). Two fabulous advantages of using the stereo resource giving by Rick'o'Sound: It eliminates the cross modulation from the lower frequencies onto the higher frequencies (as the treble and bass sounds are given by separate loudspeakers): Secondly, you can add effects on a given channel (generally, the treble one) , such as phase shifter, distortion, wah-wah... you name it, but keepin the 'punch' of the bass unchanged!! I still have/used a lot!! ... even being 64! ;-)

Good job! Is that a new Gibson guitar?

God bless your Mom! Wish her a Happy Birthday for me. Was Dottie recording you? Whoever it was sings better than you! Well done. Kudos to all involved in the production.

Great demo. But do you always keep your pickup cover on? Doesn't it limit your playing position?

Great job and tune.

Excellent demo. Thankyou sir!

or u can use an SVT :)

Great video man. I have that same Carvin practice amp too.,

This guy gets it.

What I don't understand is: when you push your switch down, you are using the neck-pickup, but you say the sound is going to the SWR. Shouldn't the neck-p.u. go to the Carvin?