The neck is 24 frets so you can't just keep the same bridge location on a body designed for a 21 fret neck and expect proper intonation. The pickups have to be moved accordingly. The body was built on a production run of 350's in May 2011 with a swamp ash spread I acquired from a prospective lumber vendor.sloop_john_b wrote:The sum of the parts equal a 350 (325-style body with normal scale neck), but which parts are from a 350? The neck has 24 frets (350's have 21) and the pickup spacing isn't consistent with the 350v63.RIC_FACTORY wrote:Nope. 350.JakeK wrote:IIRC, I believe Craig Witty owns a one off Swamp Ash 325C58 body with a 330 neck.
Yep
Is the 325 Body Smaller Than A 350?
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Re: Is the 325 Body Smaller Than A 350?
Re: Is the 325 Body Smaller Than A 350?
Which model does the neck on the 350V63 come from?johnhall wrote: The original 350's had 24 fret necks, from the Model 330. The 350V63, really a fantasy vintage reissue, introduced the 21 fret neck.
Actually, there are no 350 parts at all- it's made up entirely from other models.
Re: Is the 325 Body Smaller Than A 350?
Remember this special 12 string?octagon wrote:Mr Hall,I remember reading that Rickenbacker only made one 350v59(photo below). Was there ever a 350 made with the c58 body?
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