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Mmm, no but thanks for trying.
Sadly the hard drive it was on is long dead.

I probably just dreamt it.

A long time ago I found a Rickenbacker ad, it looked like a magazine ad with a picture of the same guitar as a reissue. This ad? B Series Ad.jpg That could be it, I can't read the text, but it does look like similar, other than the toasters and I cant count the frets. Is that for an 80's guitar? I ...

Thanks to everyone for your comments, insight, and making a newbie feel welcome.

Your guitar is a 350 Liverpool model in Jetglo, with 24 frets, issued February 1991. Here's another example of a 350 Liverpool. This is my 350 in Mapleglo, with Black Hardware and Black Trim (350 MG BH BT), production date April 1989 - believed to be in all original condition. Strangely though, bot...

A long time ago I found a Rickenbacker ad, it looked like a magazine ad with a picture of the same guitar as a reissue. This ad? B Series Ad.jpg That could be it, I can't read the text, but it does look like similar, other than the toasters and I cant count the frets. Is that for an 80's guitar?

Thanks for the reply. I appreciate your insight. I see that the date code is a 1991 guitar. I have never looked under the pickguards to see if there is evidence of resoldering. I'll look at a diagram with the 5th blend knob then look at mine to see if I can see anything obvious from losing that knob...

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I bought this guitar in the 90's. I understood it to be an 80's reissue of some sort. I can't find any information on it. Long scale, R tailpiece, and missing the 5th knob.
It sure sounds like a Rick. Play an Am and here comes Mary Jane.
Any ideas?