My Vintage Rickenbackers

Early years of Rickenbacker Guitars prior to and including 1972

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crstory
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It could be a 59, however the guys at Gruhn had it dated Dec '57. I took it to them to have it checked out and strung w some 11s. It plays really great and sounds cool.
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Those are really cool guitars! 8)

I have had the good fortune of having played a couple of F series instruments, and those also felt/sounded quite different.
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Those are a bunch of true beauties, Chris. How do they sound?

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Now that's just too cool! 8)

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I knew y'all would appreciate them. They sound and play great.
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I really like that JG--just a beautiful, classy guitar!
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