Rickresource Rickenbacker Forum

IF memory serves, the pickups on these were hi-gains with toaster covers over ground pole pieces, Also, these came stock with Klusons. I believe RIC was using Grovers as standard at that time...

The guitar is a 1988 360/12V64. Thanks again for the responses.

Thanks, guys. And are these chrome, not nickel? And are they considered more desirable than the RIC Deluxe tuners, which I think ARE nickel? Sorry for all of the questions...

A local Music Store has a 360/12V64 for sale. It played well, looked mostly original, but had tuners that may have been replaced. I've seen dbl-line Kluson Deluxe and Ric Deluxe, but these said "S" Deluxe. Plus they looked like chrome, not nickel. Could these have been changed, or are they original?

I have a '68 370 OS with a white nut. Totally original to the guitar.

Looks like it was snapped up by a fellow Forumite!

I'm in for 5 sets, no question.

I'm not sure it's the Emperor, since this seller's in Colorado. DR is is Solana Beach, CA, in north county San Diego.

And cut an f-hole...

I'm not sure that Peter's and the MG NRG above qualify as 1993 reissues, since they don't have dot fret markers. Would a 360S-12 designation be more accurate?

The picture posted above makes one wonder why the 360-12C63 isn't being offered in Amber FireGlo (AFG)...

Anyone see this one go by? Perhaps the title threw some folks off...
http://cgi.ebay.com/RICKENBACKER-330-12-String-1995_W0QQitemZ130008655773QQihZ003QQcategoryZ41439QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Yes, Poor Mike. These pictures were taken right before he tragically fell off of the roof of that Brooklyn apartment building with the Les Paul and Broadcaster in his hands. No one knows what became of his collection...

I'd love to see a 1993 reissue in AFG.

Why not check the pots? Of course, the person with the '72 jack plate might also have had the harness, but it wouldn't be too hard to at least check it out...