Rickresource Rickenbacker Forum

I bought some from Angela Instruments years ago.

www.angela.com

I don't see them listed on their site now but maybe it's worth a call or email.

I stocked up on the T-I sets awhile ago and have a few left.

I also have a few of the old Rickenbacker "Red Box" flatwound 6 and 12 string sets.

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I have been fortunate enough to acquire a few of these great form-fitting black Tolex cases over the years. Some with black and some with blue interiors. I may still have a couple in my storage unit.

Sad news. I had the good fortune of meeting up with Craig a few times when he would visit family in my area. Great guy that I enjoyed spending time with. I am thinking about Craig's family now and I will miss him.

Still here but not as often since "life" has been getting in the way.

I can't believe it has been three years since Ken passed away.

I still think of him often and miss him very much.

According to the 370/12 RM LE manual, it is the pickup selector.

http://www.rickenbacker.com/catalog_boo ... og=mcguinn

There is another out-of-print Japanese Rickenbacker book with some rare models and fantastic photos from 2001. Here is an ebay listing for it: http://www.ebay.com/itm/RICKENBACKER-GUITAR-Manual-Guide-Book-12-String-2001-Rock-Music-330-340-360-366-/291634098059?hash=item43e6bf2f8b:g:UdMAAOSwQPlV-FFL ...

It sounds like you like the action lower than I do but that is up to you. The four corner screws on the pickup are only holding the pickup assembly together and do not extend into the top of the guitar. The center screws on the ends of the pickup are what holds it in place and adjusts it's height. T...

Thanks guys.

It's heavy.

I would be interested.

Either Fall or Spring would be OK for me.