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Hi there - I own a 1964 made 625 with a Sceusa-Neck. Bought it when I was 15, 40 Years ago. But it's the only one I've ever seen, and I've seen and had a lot of Rickenbacker Guitars in my life.

I have a '64 Sceusa 625 also.

Looks awesome Ron.

And maybe the troll here will use your pictures since they're better than mine....
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Rickenbacker-40 ... SwKytZMwsg

I'm keeping hope alive. Would really like to get this one back. Can anyone help?

A good small combo for a nice CLREAN sound: A Jazz Chorus will give you a clean sound: http://www.rolandus.com/products/jc-40/ Toaster pickups will be cleaner than hi-gains, but if you roll the hi gains off with your master volume on the guitar it will be similar. With that said, hi gains flat out t...

This forum has, and will always, be the real source of information for Rickenbacker instruments. Nothing else comes close and probably never will. Facebook is to look at the photo's and have people say (usually) nice things but the RRF is information and an education! Much has been discussed here o...

I have pictures of it somewhere. Checkerboard headstock binding also.... Will look..

Bump.

Keeping hope alive...

Would appreciate any assistance from anyone that could help me get this one back.

Gold hardware and "50th Anniversary" on the TRC, which is all gold-lettered

That 4005 is restored. That Capri is restored. Long live bringing things back to life...!

. . . with 21 frets, vintage hardware, case, and Toaster pickups, of course.

What could the the dollar to Euro rate possibly have to do with it?

On the 360/12GG - it the Graham pricing model.

I have no insight on the 360/12GH!!

From my sources:
The 360/12GG is just an overpriced 360/12... due to the dollar-euro rate or some such thing...

What ever happened with this?

I'm sure someone bought it.

I support more Rickenbackers in Atlanta.

I advocate that platform.